minimisation造句
1 If hazardous materials are left after minimisation, there are possibilities for recycling.
2 Expert Systems Problem Solving/Minimisation Within a specific environment problems may be solved or they may only minimised depending upon external constraints imposed.
3 In many cases, both the minimisation of environmental impact and cost savings compared with previous practice have been achieved.
4 This would ensure a moderate quantity of harm minimisation.
5 The minimisation of China's maximum cities may also be an indirect consequence of China's model of growth.
6 He said minimisation of energy costs had been a "high priority for packaging companies for a number of years" and that he was concerned the industry would receive no credit for its record to date.
7 Area of scientific interest: minimisation of the impacts of human activities on the environment.
8 Strategies that ensure the modernisation of manufacturing,[www.] distribution and the minimisation of overhead costs will continue to be pursued vigorously.
9 It is my perception that a proactive approach to CSR promotes enhanced diversity, more satisfied customers, more loyal employees, stronger brands, risk minimisation , and a better environment.
10 SETTING SCENE: global warming, trends, china, energy saving , waste minimisation, and integrated solutions.
11 As the media organisation has grown and developed, WikiLeaks been developing and improving a harm minimisation procedure.
12 Then, in analogy with the annealing of metals, the temperature is made high in the early stages of the process for faster minimisation or learning, then is reduced for greater stability.
13 The new method treated the problem of parameter estimation and filtering for chaotic time series as a nonlinear minimisation process and solved it by using a steepest descent algorithm.
14 SETTING THE SCENE: global warming, trends, china, energy saving, waste minimisation, and integrated solutions.
15 Like Bentham, Mill maintains that the fundamental guide to moral action should be the maximisation of pleasure and the minimisation of pain.