Airplane performance really comes down to four key variables: aerodynamic efficiency, structural efficiency, propulsive efficiency and speed of the airplane.
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It's all about space efficiency, weigh efficiency, and ergonomic form.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying new efficiency standards.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for boilers.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for compressors.
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SO IT'S EFFICIENCY IN OUR PRODUCTION LINES, EFFICIENCY IN OUR SUPPLY CHAIN.
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The Pelicans rank 19th in offensive efficiency and 28th in defensive efficiency.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for water heaters.
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And part of Archimedean levers is efficiency of technology, efficiency of business models.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for manufactured housing.
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They're driving energy efficiency and grid efficiency with a huge amount of vigour.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing new efficiency rules for refrigerators.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for pumps.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for general service lamps.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency rules for commercial package boilers.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for compressors.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency standards for lamps.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy will not issue new efficiency rules for direct heating equipment.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for fluorescent lamps.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency standards for commercial water heating equipment.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is correcting mistakes in efficiency standards for air conditioners.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is correcting mistakes made in an efficiency rule for compressors.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for residential boilers.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued efficiency standards on Jan.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is correcting mistakes in an efficiency rule it recently published.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying Obama-era efficiency standards.
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IMD measures a country's competitiveness using four indicators: economic performance, infrastructure, government efficiency and business efficiency.
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When you talk about efficiency, a lot what people are talking about is economic efficiency, right?
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency standards for battery chargers.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is fixing errors in an efficiency rule for battery chargers.
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What about incentivizing homeowners to make efficiency improvements, or encouraging developers to build high-efficiency buildings?
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency rules for compressors.
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Make efficiency a priority If you want to be successful, efficiency has to be a priority.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency standards for federal buildings.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for pool pumps.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for beverage vending machines.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for manufactured homes.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with Obama-era efficiency standards for ceiling fans.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for cooking products.
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The EPA locked in fuel efficiency rules requiring automakers to nearly double fleet-wide fuel efficiency by 2025.
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Finally, the agency has updated its assumptions about improvements in drilling efficiency, allowing efficiency to change more quickly.
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They finished 23rd in offensive efficiency and 29th in defensive efficiency during the 22000-235 season, per NBA.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying new efficiency rules for residential furnaces.
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But unlike energy efficiency standards for cars and appliances, nitrogen efficiency standards for corn farmers do not exist.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for commercial prerinse spray valves.
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They see that technology serves relentless efficiency, and somewhere in that efficiency life gets joyless and existence precarious.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying Obama-era efficiency standards that were ensnared by Trump's regulatory moratorium.
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China is emerging as a leader in energy efficiency, posting the highest score on IEA's Efficiency Policy Progress Index.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for air conditioners.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is considering stronger efficiency rules for water heating equipment.
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The Cavs lead the playoffs in half court offensive efficiency, but they also lead the league in transition efficiency.
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The department said the state was "aggressively prioritizing energy efficiency by investing more than half of the state's $5.3 billion Clean Energy Fund on efficiency programs" and by requiring utilities to develop their own efficiency initiatives.
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It shows that the policy has led to efficiency improvements, says Brenda Boardman, an energy-efficiency expert at Oxford University.
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Confusing efficiency with beauty During the Machine Age, the demand for efficiency became the driving force of the modern era.
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Those sorts of efficiency gains aren't captured by traditional productivity statistics, but they are important efficiency gains all the same.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is backing down from efficiency rules for commercial packaged boilers.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for battery chargers.
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It ignored efficiency arguments, saying efficiency gains could actually be a negative because they can squeeze out the small guys.
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The most commonly-referenced one, like autonomous driving, remote surgery, but you will have efficiency in energy, efficiency in manufacture.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is moving forward with new efficiency rules for portable air conditioners.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for light-emitting diode (LED) lamps.
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Two energy efficiency and one fuel efficiency regulations could be atop any list of rules targeted for the CRA chopping block.
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"Improving Karachi's efficiency and Karachi's economy, improves Pakistan efficiency and Pakistan's economy," said former finance minister and Karachi resident Mifath Ismail.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is moving forward with new efficiency rules for household cooking products.
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Last year saw the weakest overall progress in energy efficiency policies since 2009, IEA reported in its Energy Efficiency 2017 report.
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The measure would require buildings to publish their energy efficiency ratings more effectively, a step that has improved energy efficiency elsewhere.
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The final version included language that requires the Efficiency Maine Trust to help install solar panels and facilitate efficiency upgrades for schools.
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Thanks to years of investment, nitrogen fertilizer production efficiency has essentially reached its technical efficiency limit due to the laws of chemistry.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy will propose new test procedures for measuring the efficiency of these boilers.
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The abandonment of fair trade laws for economic efficiency has not served the public well, but is competition the answer to efficiency?
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is correcting a mistake made in new efficiency rules for central air conditioners and heat pumps.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed Wednesday new test procedures for measuring the efficiency of these boilers.
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Vital Sign No. 2: Sales Efficiency Sales Efficiency metrics (and again the reminder to think of this more broadly as Distribution Efficiency!) measure the relationship between dollars in (spent on Sales & Marketing) and dollars out (in the form of new revenue).
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"There's this benefit to Starbucks from an efficiency point of view and to the consumer from an efficiency point of view," McNamee said.
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Non-governmental organizations have pushed for an efficiency goal of 40 percent, which is supported by the building insulation industry and efficiency campaigners.
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Because autonomous vehicles are built to optimize efficiency in acceleration, braking, and speed variation, they help increase fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.
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Demand and energy efficiency: Though virtually all decarbonization scenarios involve massive amounts of energy efficiency, we remain unable to model it very well.
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In gauging sales efficiency, I recommend our portfolio companies use our Magic Number, which measures the efficiency of your go-to-market model.
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Challenging Energy Department delay of efficiency standards California filed a successful lawsuit challenging a delay in DOE energy efficiency standards governing ceiling fans.
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They slumped to just 26 wins while finishing the year in the bottom-six in offensive efficiency and dead last in defensive efficiency.
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Despite a worrisome 8-12 start, Oklahoma City is up to fourth in the league in defensive efficiency and 12th in offensive efficiency.
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With Antetokounmpo pushing the Bucks relentlessly, they are ranked No. 2 in the league in offensive efficiency and No. 1 in defensive efficiency.
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Take efficiency, for example: It is common for new technologies in games to increase efficiency, which is almost always presented as unambiguously good.
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Home appliances are operating at or very near peak efficiency, and additional mandates threaten to undo that progress as manufacturers are forced to sacrifice higher levels of product performance to meet new, unrealistically stringent efficiency mandates that achieve only incremental actual efficiency gains.
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In a recent survey by the Consortium for Energy Efficiency, the label had an 87 percent public awareness as a symbol of energy efficiency.
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He ranks second in the nation in passing efficiency and leads the Big 383 after setting the FBS record for passing efficiency last season.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed Thursday new efficiency rules for certain battery chargers known as uninterruptible power supplies.
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Other arguments for greater efficiency are somewhat more convincing, but simply transferring functions, organizations and people between agencies is no guarantee for efficiency improvements.
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Shot Selection Embiid will eventually learn to cut out some of the more forced, low-efficiency shots that are dragging his overall efficiency down.
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Efficiency or Bust This is a more minor point, but wow, the United States — or rather New York — sure does strive for maximum efficiency.
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Still, fuel efficiency standards are getting tougher around the world, said Khowaiter, who believes there are many opportunities to increase the combustion engine's efficiency.
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While Republicans are calling for beefed up energy efficiency, the Department of Energy has dragged its feet on updating existing efficiency standards as required by law, and last week it implemented a new policy that will make it more difficult to create future efficiency rules.
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But if efficiency means that workers are forced to pee in their pants, why shouldn't they have a say in whether such "efficiency" is worthwhile?
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"A LED bulb is 50 times more efficient than a kerosene lamp, so you have efficiency gains, huge efficiency gains, by going electric," he added.
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On the downside, though he has substantially increased end-to-end efficiency relative to hydrogen competitors, Johnson still hasn't quite matched the efficiency of batteries.
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In a letter to senators, the Sierra Club complained that the bill's section on energy efficiency in buildings would actually roll back some existing efficiency standards.
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The program gave buyers reduced costs for lighting products, free residential walk-through efficiency audits and rebates for installing energy efficiency equipment, according to the report.
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Instead, his organization provides small-business loans and energy efficiency programs and helps retrain miners for green jobs in sustainable agriculture, energy efficiency work and others.
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Friday's decision also follows another recent effort to roll back efficiency measures: a November proposal to allow faster-cleaning dishwashers to duck current energy efficiency standards.
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Image courtesy Global Efficiency Intelligence Image courtesy Global Efficiency Intelligence Greenhouse gas emissions are only one of the dangers associated with the petrochemical industry's approach to production.
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To start, there is the natural parallel between the speed and efficiency of self-checkout at the supermarket and the speed and efficiency of the Akos clinics.
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Steve Clifford's crew has the East's best record since the break at 17-7, ranking ninth in offensive efficiency and sixth in defensive efficiency in that span.
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EPA PUSHED BACK ON EFFICIENCY ROLLBACK RATIONALE: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) staff challenged the Trump administration's conclusion that rolling back vehicle fuel efficiency rules would save lives.
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Not all its European markets have reached targeted efficiency levels and some additional restructuring and costs are placing efficiency under pressure in the short- to medium-term.
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One of these loopholes allows automakers to get credit for higher fuel efficiency for flexible fuel vehicles, even though those vehicles generally don't achieve that improved efficiency.
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The lawsuits have fought delays, rollbacks and changes to federal methane pollution rules, ozone pollution rules, appliance energy efficiency standards and vehicle fuel efficiency, among other policies.
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"The government is presiding over a failing policy," it said, pointing to shrinking investment in energy efficiency and builders exploiting legal loopholes to avoid meeting efficiency standards.
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I think that efficiency will never go out of style, but if you can hit the long three-ball with good efficiency, then you can shoot it.
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While the efficiency rate at construction sites has been stagnant for the past 20 to 30 years, manufacturing efficiency has increased significantly due to robotics and technology.
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A bill relating to energy efficiency in buildings was proposed in the City Council, the administration's September 2017 energy efficiency proposal was not the last legislation introduced.
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Mr. Scholl takes issue with the new study, which he says overestimates the fuel efficiency of current business-class travel and underestimates the efficiency of Boom's technology.
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"The potential improvement in information embedded in the arrangement is expected not only to enhance markets' informational efficiency but also to improve asset allocation efficiency," Shilon writes.
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And we use the proceeds to invest in energy efficiency, which I think is how we got to be rated first in the country in energy efficiency.
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The Razorbacks are 19thnationally in analyst Ken Pomeroy's adjusted offensive-efficiency ratings andplay at the nation's 29th fastest tempo while the Volunteers areninth in adjusted defensive efficiency.
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Although efficiency improvements can reduce some of its impact, demand for aviation is enormous and any efficiency improvements are vastly outstripped by the rapid growth in passenger volumes.
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TOTO TOTO manufactures high-efficiency toilets and has been named a Water Efficiency Leader by the US Environmental Protection Agency, which lauded its sustainable manufacturing and advocacy efforts.
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And while a partisan gerrymander will usually have a large efficiency gap, the efficiency gap can also unintuitively take on large values when there are very few districts.
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"If we're to move from today's high-carbon, low-efficiency world economy to tomorrow's high-efficiency, low-carbon world economy, quite a lot needs to shift," he said.
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Eligible projects in Namibia include renewable energy, energy efficiency and resource efficiency, green buildings, sustainable waste management, sustainable land use, clean transportation, sustainable water management and climate change.
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Humans had a mean sleep efficiency, or the percentage of time spent asleep while in bed, of 81 percent, while dogs had a sleep efficiency of 85 percent.
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Energy efficiency is another factor: The energy efficiency ratio (EER) is a measure of how well a cooling system will operate when the temperature outside is 95 degrees.
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When our European lignite plants have 43 percent efficiency and we should close them down and elsewhere in the world they have 222 percent efficiency and those are operating.
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IMD surveyed more than 5,400 business executives on four main factors – economic performance, government efficiency, business efficiency and infrastructure – while the CASS survey focused on innovation, among other factors.
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There is ample literature showing that density has only modest impact on overall energy efficiency, and the energy efficiency of a modern automobile is comparable to other transport modes.
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An additional 1.9 million Americans are employed in energy efficiency, and roughly 30 percent of the 6.8 million employees in the construction industry work on energy or efficiency projects.
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But an "energy efficiency enabling initiative", piloted in Mexico by the Inter-American Development Bank, uses small amounts of cash to buy insurance for those investing in energy efficiency.
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High-efficiency furnace production is not set to end until mid- to late 2018, while the final line to close, mid-efficiency furnaces, won't he shuttered until early 2019.
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The Spurs also rank No. 1 in the league in offensive efficiency and No. 4 in defensive efficiency over the past month since allowing 120 points in a Dec.
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I trace this obsession with efficiency to the children's book "Cheaper by the Dozen," about a couple of efficiency experts and their brood, which I took way too literally.
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Since teams only play a handful of games, shooting efficiency is especially prone to variance—if a player has an off-night or two, his overall efficiency will be terrible.
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To disentangle the impact of energy efficiency, Messrs Rausch and Schwerin have created what they think is the first macroeconomic model to link energy use to efficiency-enhancing technological change.
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Chart 3: Efficiency Score of Public SaaS Companies at IPO (Source: CapIQ and BVP) Chart 213: Efficiency Score of Public SaaS Companies at IPO (Source: CapIQ and BVP) So what?
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That efficiency of the 19th century is what I call "continuous-process efficiency," and it's when things that were made piece by piece could now be made in a stream.
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Initial experiments using low-efficiency solar cells have demonstrated that the device can certainly improve efficiency, though there's certainly some way to go before the technique can be used commercially.
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"Precision leads to efficiency, efficiency leads to decreased usage, decreased usage leads to decreased margins or margin compression, and that will lead to companies getting leaner and meaner," said Underhill.
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Per NBA Stats, both players rank near the bottom percentile of qualified players in post-up efficiency, but in the top half of the league in pick-and-roll efficiency.
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Dynamic versus static efficiency: The approach to competition policy that's prevailed since the 1980s is largely focused on improving the efficiency of the economy viewed as a fairly unchanging system.
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There are well established technologies which can be retrofitted to existing coal plants to boost their thermal efficiency ("Options for improving the efficiency of existing coal-fired power plants", NETL, 2014).
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Massachusetts has always been a national leader in energy efficiency, but it upped its game again in January, passing a three-year energy efficiency plan that recognizes the benefits of electrification.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy will issue a final environmental assessment, which clears the way for new efficiency standards for federal buildings that are under construction.
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Lastly, Congress should invest in federal programs for energy efficiency R&D, home weatherization, setting energy standards for appliances, and initiatives that help manufacturers and institutions save money through efficiency improvements.
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They argued that efficiency rules make cars less safe because lighter cars are more dangerous, efficiency gains make people drive more and increased car costs discourage people from buying new vehicles.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued a final environmental assessment Monday, which clears the way for new efficiency standards for federal buildings that are under construction.
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Industry officials and experts reckon tightening fuel efficiency regulations through 2020 will compel car makers to rely more on electrification to boost average fuel efficiency despite the drop-off in subsidies.
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" Tillerson described the planned 26% cut as "efficiency improvements.
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Fuel efficiency is auto industry's future — plain and simple.
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BOHOL, Philippines — Nothing beats dynamite fishing for sheer efficiency.
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In the second scenario, where the numbers are reversed, the 250 percent efficiency gap now favors party B. Can the efficiency gap give us a sense of the fairness of a distribution?
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The plant will help to increase efficiency for gas-fired electricity generation and ensure a reliable power supply in the former Soviet country, which relies on ageing low-efficiency thermal power plants.
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California became the first state in the US to approve energy efficiency requirements for laptops, desktops, and monitors today, in a change that could ultimately impact computers' energy efficiency across the country.
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In a perfect world I would call this Distribution Efficiency, because calling it Sales Efficiency tends wrongly to narrow the focus on this metric to just sales, but that ship has sailed.
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My laboratory has documented the jobs benefits of energy efficiency and renewable energy in our clean jobs project where we find that clean energy and efficiency investments outpace jobs from coal dramatically.
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A bill relating to energy efficiency in buildings was proposed in the City Council; the administration's September 2017 proposal to increase energy efficiency in large buildings was not the last legislation introduced.
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The researchers calculated that the sharks were digesting the grass with about 50 percent efficiency, much greater than carnivorous lizards, for instance, whose efficiency at digesting plant matter is about 30 percent.
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The Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnerships, a nonprofit group focused on energy efficiency, found that replacing a traditional indoor heating system with a heat pump could save as much as $948 a year.
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"Fuel efficiency technology pays for itself and is a boon to car and truck buyers that benefit from the savings greater efficiency offers," said Shannon Baker-Branstetter, policy counsel for Consumers Union.
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Kaeser also added that Iraq's efficiency rate in burning crude oil to generate electricity was lower than what the modern world is used to — that's where Siemens could boost efficiency, he added.
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The larger coils in EV chargers, operating at higher frequencies, attain end-to-end efficiency of 22017 percent or even a little higher, roughly equivalent to the efficiency of a plugged connection.
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If those methods don't work, you can try some of these: If you're on an iPhone 7 or newer with iOS 11 installed, Apple has a new "High Efficiency" compression format that saves photos in HEIF (High Efficiency Image Format) instead of JPEG and videos in HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding) instead of H.264 (.mov).
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Energy efficiency "upgrading all existing buildings in the United States and building new buildings to achieve maximal energy efficiency, water efficiency, safety, affordability, comfort, and durability, including through electrification" Without having to Google, we know there are a LOT of buildings in the US. Upgrading all of them would certainly make the green building industry explode.
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It's an appealing vision, but there's a downside to all this efficiency, says scholar and writer Edward Tenner, author of The Efficiency Paradox: What Big Data Can't Do (out next week from Knopf).
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ROBO-ADVISORY SERVICES PROMISE EFFICIENCY Digital advising platforms generally provide tools to streamline client onboarding and account opening; digitize processes such as signatures, and increase the efficiency of clients' and the firm's workflow.
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Sloan, who has called Wells Fargo's efficiency ratio unacceptable, said he expects the bank to return to its long-term target efficiency ratio of 55 percent to 59 percent some time next year.
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In areas that are already urbanized, efficiency is more important.
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The product was popularized by the "hacker" lifestyle of efficiency.
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They often develop advanced logistics solutions to derive additional efficiency.
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Bottom line: an unprecedented unit economic and cost efficiency opportunity.
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"It's always been about driving efficiency at Amazon," Killingsworth said.
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It also believes the company could improve its operational efficiency.
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Efficiency isn't the only advantage of using this lighting method.
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The bot is a multifaceted tool for efficiency, he adds.
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"We improved the efficiency by 60 per cent," he said.
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A seemingly fairer distribution results in a smaller efficiency gap.
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Maybe you want the latest safety or fuel efficiency technology.
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Airlines are then awarded efficiency points and are then ranked.
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It will be about efficiency, business acumen, and brand dominance.
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Antitrust law should focus on maximizing economic efficiency, they believed.
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They have little incentive to rush or seek greater efficiency.
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Ubimax reckons that could bring a 25% improvement in efficiency.
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By the way, so there's efficiency in marketing right there.
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Consider most of all your bottom line and team efficiency.
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Security and efficiency do not have to be mutually exclusive.
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Timing and capital efficiency matter as much as exit value.
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But from an efficiency standpoint, the biometric system is enticing.
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In the second quarter, its efficiency ratio was 58.1 percent.
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Amazed by the efficiency of the restaurant, Kroc wanted in.
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I've heard this comment about the obsession with efficiency before.
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What happens when this love of efficiency goes too far?
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That way it's always moving full containers with maximum efficiency.
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Competition for workers may be spurring firms towards efficiency improvements.
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Customers are not prohibited from making any energy efficiency investments.
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It also confirmed prior guidance that operating efficiency would improve.
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Fortunately a side effect of acceleration tends to be efficiency.
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Some have very aggressive tax efficiency (or tax avoidance) strategies.
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They also have a comparatively high energy conversion efficiency rate.
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LBBW's profitability and efficiency improved during 2015 but remain modest.
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America, I think, has always been a pioneer of efficiency.
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But it's not untrue that HFA's efficiency is somewhat questionable.
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Instead, the creatures have humans destroy themselves with surprising efficiency.
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Nature is a slow author; humans kill with vicious efficiency.
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There's a lot less talk about economic efficiency and bipartisanship.
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It added its cost and efficiency program was on track.
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One goal is to improve the process's efficiency still further.
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This will boost efficiency and help drive down costs further.
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The payoff, we are told, is increased convenience and efficiency.
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Improving efficiency means cutting out that wasted time and money.
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They're all for efficiency, electrification, storage, and better power lines.
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The efficiency improvements don't detract from the Model S experience.
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Then there's running economy: the efficiency with which you move.
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So the efficiency gap does not tell the whole story.
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I see that balance now between growth and efficiency initiatives.
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It would also build on energy efficiency programs for buildings.
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"There is an interesting topic of crop efficiency," says Katz.
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Again, this is in the service of efficiency, Uber says.
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Does efficiency make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside?
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But consumers don't care about "distribution efficiency" for CPG companies.
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By raising taxes that improve rather than harm economic efficiency.
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And we can also enhance the efficiency of the business.
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The growth in efficiency and the state of the economy.
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The first legal tech startups are primarily about "efficiency," i.e.
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Eventually that orientation toward efficiency becomes hard to turn off.
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The other benefit to a smaller modem: better power efficiency.
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COO Kurahashi also talked up the efficiency of the process.
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The fuel efficiency targets will initially only be for engines.
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California just looked at it in terms of energy efficiency.
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On the mechanical side, we create value with 20% efficiency.
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A lower operating ratio means more efficiency and higher profitability.
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To do that with that efficiency, it's special to watch.
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They may also slow the trend toward improved energy efficiency.
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In any case, taxing efficiency is counterproductive for other reasons.
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We start talking about scale and efficiency and leveraging synergies.
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This greater efficiency then enabled it to lower prices further.
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Investors seem to like Zocdoc's approach to access and efficiency.
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It's a remarkable achievement of narrative efficiency, fuelled by humility.
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Toyota told Reuters its use of Sendy had boosted efficiency.
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Energy efficiency saves your electricity bill as well as decarbonizing.
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We use the land in way with the utmost efficiency.
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And everywhere it travels, it kills frogs with brutal efficiency.
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But there's something to be said for its workmanlike efficiency.
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Second, reduce costs by focusing on productivity and efficiency initiatives.
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First, it's spending heavily to increase delivery capacity and efficiency.
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Side scoops also contribute to airflow efficiency and engine cooling.
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It's crucial to your productivity, efficiency and ultimately your success.
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On the other hand, efficiency is the Trump administration's priority.
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For years, efforts in Ukraine focused on energy efficiency issues.
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How is this a model for efficiency for this agency?
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Integrating the capabilities of existing companies leads to more efficiency.
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Productivity depends on our smart utilization of technology for efficiency.
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Right now we have small examples of fuel efficiency gains.
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All I'm doing by taking Modafinil is optimizing my efficiency.
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Encasing the Whitney is a skin optimized for energy efficiency.
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I do wonder about the efficiency of these measures though.
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He added that the company also boasted better operational efficiency.
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Capital efficiency can help create better optionality for your startup.
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Our efficiency had to get better because of the obligation.
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He's worried about the shutdown's effect on efficiency, not safety.
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He knows the task and will proceed with brisk efficiency.
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That weight savings means faster acceleration and more fuel efficiency.
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The real culprit is increasing fuel efficiency among ICE vehicles.
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This means increased efficiency for the delivery of consumer goods.
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Yet stimulation and efficiency were not always viewed as synonymous.
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The Shift The goal of automation has always been efficiency.
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Foremost is that efficiency largely depends on your energy source.
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That helps eliminate heavy sound insulation, adding to fuel efficiency.
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Equity would have been sacrificed in the name of efficiency.
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Equity would have been sacrificed in the name of efficiency.
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Yeah, you can market just with so much better efficiency.
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His fourth start, on Tuesday, was a masterpiece of efficiency.
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The hamburger has always been about efficiency, deliciousness and innovation.
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Still, despite the newfound efficiency, the database has its shortcomings.
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The way we save hungry children needs an efficiency overhaul.
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The Hunt Dr. Robert J. Cerfolio is all about efficiency.
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At lunch she ate her yogurt with speed and efficiency.
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The cartels' efficiency has flooded the market far beyond Oregon.
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They want to conflate their ego and the cause. Efficiency!
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Overall quality and efficiency differences could not be determined, though.
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Let's not put the brakes on the drive for efficiency.
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"She just wanted efficiency like all intelligent women," she said.
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The efficiency of a pitcher's mechanics are also a factor.
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Their deadly efficiency also makes them ideal for sale online.
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But small is beautiful when you're aiming for energy efficiency.
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It's a superheroics delivery system, most notable for its efficiency.
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Nor are its courts a model of fairness and efficiency.
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Evidence doesn't back up the prospect of large efficiency gains.
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So, Obama dramatically and arbitrarily raised the fuel efficiency ratings.
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Managers deliver blunt, harsh feedback in the name of efficiency.
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"There's an economy of scale and an efficiency," he said.
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In other words, the efficiency gap tracks packing and cracking.
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It aims to reduce methane emissions and increase carbon efficiency.
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We would have a higher level of efficiency by then.
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The musical numbers summon entire cultural climates with atmospheric efficiency.
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Energy demand will "outweigh improvements in efficiency," the report predicts.
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Germany settled the migrants with classic efficiency and astonishing speed.
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Also, many professionalsfocus on productivity and efficiency, not improvement rate.
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The salesman had a buzz cut, shiny shoes and efficiency.
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"Numbers alone do not guarantee efficiency and success," he said.
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"We have to focus on efficiency and automation," she says.
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Auto makers today tout fuel efficiency as a competitive feature.
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Plus, companies are proving that efficiency can translate into savings.
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We have very strict energy efficiency for buildings for appliances.
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They have to begin to drive the efficiency of purchasing.
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The nose of the car is aerodynamic to maximize efficiency.
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This is due to Swedish efficiency rather than poor service.
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Reducing that means increasing efficiency and electrifying heating and cooling.
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Nothing in Musk's 2013 document guarantees the Hyperloop's energy efficiency.
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He was primarily interested in fuel efficiency, logistics and lethality.
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The little guy takes another blow from big, heartless efficiency.
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"... Efficiency measures are even more important to stem oil demand growth: improvements in the efficiency of the non-electric car fleet avoid over 245 million bpd of oil demand in 22040," the IEA said.
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Chart 4: Public SaaS companies ranked by Efficiency Score (Source: CapIQ and BVP) Chart 4: Public SaaS companies ranked by Efficiency Score (Source: CapIQ and BVP) So, which public SaaS company could be next?
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The solution: conduct a home energy assessment, according to Steve Chalk, former acting deputy assistant secretary for energy efficiency at the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy.
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"We are working with our suppliers on areas such as energy efficiency, renewables, packaging, waste reduction, and thinking about areas like deforestation and improving energy efficiency," said Laura Phillips, senior vice president for sustainability.
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"Quite frankly, we think that that's a very positive trend because it allows for very great efficiency on the part of our customers and that efficiency allows them to be productive," the chairman said.
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Rapid growth in driving and the gradual shift in the vehicle fleet more than offset the continued improvement in fuel efficiency for all classes of vehicle as a result of federal fuel efficiency standards.
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They have had a number of successes in the energy and environmental policy space, with lawsuits seeking to stop rollbacks or delays of policies on methane emissions, energy efficiency, vehicle fuel efficiency and more.
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The fuel efficiency and tailpipe emission standards targeted by Mr. Trump were designed by the Obama administration and require automakers to meet escalating efficiency standards: 21 miles per gallon by 2650, and 2100 m.p.g.
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If the state wants homes to be net-zero energy, it should first ramp up efficiency standards to make sure every building envelope is fully sealed; efficiency is almost always cheaper than rooftop solar.
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But the efficiency of coal-fired units, never very high to start with in the case of older plants, degrades over time ("Increasing the efficiency of existing coal-fired power plants", Congressional Research Service, 2013).
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"This judgment does not put into question the effectiveness of EU energy efficiency policy in general or the important contribution it makes on meeting European Union efficiency targets," Commission spokeswoman Anna-Kaisa Itkonen told reporters.
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The convenience and efficiency that consumers have come to expect from their home appliances could be at risk if the Department of Energy continues down its current path of tightening efficiency standards every six years.
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Given the consistent and significant efficiency gains made by home appliances over the past few decades, it's tempting to think that continuing to tighten efficiency standards every few years will only lead to greater gains.
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A 225-per-cent improvement in efficiency can work out to billions of dollars, and in order to get that last level of efficiency, you have to understand what's going on all the way down.
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That includes about $696 million for the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, which provides hundreds of millions of dollars in grants each year for research into electric vehicles, battery storage and building efficiency.
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In 1986 General Motors and Ford requested a federal fuel efficiency rollback, and the Reagan administration complied, so until 2012, U.S. automakers added power and weight while Japanese and German competitors added new efficiency technologies.
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In Wisconsin, the efficiency gap has been as high as 13%.
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That's the secret sauce of our tech, its high recovery efficiency.
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Moreover, the offense only ranks in the 50s nationally in efficiency.
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Improved energy efficiency and a slowing global economy were partly responsible.
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Of those jobs, 73 percent — almost 82,000 — are in energy efficiency.
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There's a new dualcore processor that promises better performance and efficiency.
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It is also intensifying efforts to cut costs and improve efficiency.
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This should be partly offset by continued improvements in operating efficiency.
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But the department doesn't need an efficiency expert or budget cutter.
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The front grille now features integrated air intakes to improve efficiency.
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The experience led him to reflect on the "curse of efficiency".
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The Keurig machine itself was a pivotal moment for culinary efficiency.
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What could a slow-moving drone possibly do to increase efficiency?
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He added that analyzing such data can help improve delivery efficiency.
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Ran Makavy, a self-described "efficiency freak," has a stacked resume.
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"You can cruise at higher altitude, with greater efficiency," says DeLorean.
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In terms of size, efficiency, and ruthlessness, Amazon has few equals.
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With this testbed, increased efficiency and reduced weight are the goals.
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A 1 percent increase in fuel efficiency would save $46 million.
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Its efficiency and scale has clear benefits for specific product categories.
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However, consumption would shrink if the EU increases its energy efficiency.
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If that's the case, then it's quite a leap in efficiency.
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And no one denies that greater energy efficiency benefits today's consumers.
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The engine, dubbed SkyActiv-X by Mazda, is all about efficiency.
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Thatcherism cheerfully dismantled mining communities in the name of economic efficiency.
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So, where it is important is when they raise efficiency arguments.
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Fortunately, customers enjoy the efficiency of interacting with a real person.
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But most of the efficiency gains at PSA came from layoffs.
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The right response is therefore to experiment, not eschew resource efficiency.
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Republicans' efficiency gap in Wisconsin has been as high as 13%.
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The metrics were intended to improve efficiency and help fund-raising.
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Walmart says that some schemes, such as energy efficiency, cut costs.
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While that may sound creepy, it's really a battery-efficiency move.
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Perhaps an ICO will finance some breakthrough that boosts economic efficiency.
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This, he reckons, could push efficiency levels up to around 36%.
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"The first challenge is the efficiency of the catalyst," Huang said.
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The propeller motors are now exposed, allowing for improved heat efficiency.
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The index investor is a free-rider on this market efficiency.
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Freshman Jake Fromm ranks second in the conference in pass efficiency.
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Owens also has been involved in the fuel efficiency regulatory effort.
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Other drivers include renewable energy, stagnant power demand and energy efficiency.
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They utilized my data analysis and efficiency skills to increase production.
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We are studying our operations to ensure our speed and efficiency.
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This includes energy efficiency, nuclear power and technology capturing carbon emissions.
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Like many industries, health care has turned to automation for efficiency.
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But in the long run, you would be damaging your efficiency.
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"Further efficiency improving measures at Npower are being examined," Innogy said.
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Tight internet control also cuts the efficiency of starting a business.
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This probably also helps with maximizing energy efficiency for better range.
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The FF 91's sleek design provides an admirable aerodynamic efficiency.
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Research even suggests that synchronizing exercise to music may boost efficiency.
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"It's close to our current facility, which improves overall enterprise efficiency."
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"We've been working on ways to improve the efficiency," Neitz says.
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We can now do that with orders of magnitude more efficiency.
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Marketing and distribution efficiency: Companies are worth the markets they serve.
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Rimilia claims both products increase efficiency by as much as 70%.
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"I don't think anyone disagrees that efficiency will help," Jacobson said.
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But those brake generators also lose efficiency the colder it gets.
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Quiet moments full of meaning are rendered with seemingly effortless efficiency.
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Obviously, any other outcome would lead to a larger efficiency gap.
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Where PPA differs significantly is in its handling of offensive efficiency.
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We're allowed to root for things other than efficiency and ROI.
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This is a big efficiency boost and easier for fleet management.
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His statesmen, however, saw a unique way to maximize labor efficiency.
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Another area of efficiency is the makeup of the employee base.
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It's high-tech convenience and efficiency that saves money — and lives.
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Efficiency efforts helped insulate results at CSX, as did geographic location.
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There's a feeling of deadly purpose and absolutely bloodcurdling fucking efficiency.
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For mammals, by contrast, that efficiency is usually around 20 percent.
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Some of its products include solar inverters and high-efficiency motors.
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One of the hallmarks of a well-run campaign is efficiency.
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"We took efficiency way beyond what anyone thought possible," he said.
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Or they might end up making their innovative efficiency solutions elsewhere.
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Most importantly, the design of the product is driven by efficiency.
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For coders, efficiency is more than just a tool for business.
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Since his inauguration, President Trump promised to upended fuel efficiency standards.
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First, their efficiency over a full color range is quite low.
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First, for efficiency reasons, many cyberattacks utilize the same attack pattern.
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First, carefully chosen projects can improve national connectivity and economic efficiency.
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If energy efficiency grows faster than expected, it could lower them.
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Also, most professionals focus on productivity and efficiency, not improvement rate.
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The apartment purrs with efficiency, but I can barely hear it.
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The FCC is no poster child for efficiency for that matter.
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There will be benefits to traffic, safety, fuel efficiency, and noise.
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Wiggins likely will keep shooting, and scoring, regardless of his efficiency.
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The sleep mode "problem" of concern to manufacturers remains energy efficiency.
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Perfect sleep mode efficiency would mean no power consumption at all.
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But at some point, technology may narrow remaining gaps in efficiency.
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It gave $175 million to develop new, higher efficiency coal generators.
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It insulates the nerve cells and increases the efficiency of signaling.
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It is also voting on energy efficiency targets later on Wednesday.
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More specifically than just performance, though, my attention is on efficiency.
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They want comfort, reliability, safety, fuel efficiency and performance when needed.
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Some companies have made progress through improvements in efficiency and recycling.
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Efficiency needs to be a key consideration in any postal reform.
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For one thing, there was the easy efficiency of the takeover.
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The highest Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) models cost significantly more.
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Like efficiency and expertise, policy is a means to an end.
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That was the lowest annual growth in efficiency gains on record.
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The worry is rising energy prices could offset those efficiency gains.
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The decoupling was also driven by improvements in energy-efficiency technology.
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That research fully supports that bribery and corruption distort market efficiency.
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Both suitors hope their greater efficiency will lead to cost savings.
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The point is, you don't have to sacrifice efficiency for performance.
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For some, it may be achieving operational efficiency in supply chains.
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The first option results in permanent improvements in water-use efficiency.
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Some institutions operated with greater efficiency and less corruption than before.
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The gains home appliance manufacturers have made in efficiency are striking.
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High Efficiency Filter traps 99 percent of cat and dog allergens
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But Mainwaring plans on the truck breaking records for fuel efficiency.
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"There is really no demand for more fuel efficiency," Lindland said.
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If so, Team Clinton's efficiency and planning are indeed exquisite. 19.
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His goal is to realign incentives, increase efficiency, and improve care.
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EDT: The United States Energy Association hosts an energy efficiency forum.
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Hyundai claims this feature raises fuel efficiency by about 3 percent.
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But assessing the efficiency of wildfire management is complicated in practice.
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These are excellent starting points for improving the efficiency of government.
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These investments have resulted in tangible changes adding capacity & enhancing efficiency.
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ARM chips offer great power efficiency, which means long battery lives.
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Bouchard agreed that judicial efficiency and resources are a policy consideration.
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Unlike in the private sector, there are few pressures toward efficiency.
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However, he was sceptical about proposed efficiency improvements known as "A380plus".
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Only 14 percent of LIHEAP dollars go to energy-efficiency investment.
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In the NHS, we expect efficiency, humanity, incredible ability, and humility.
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Capital efficiency was very strong, reflecting ability to utilize excess capacity.
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Cellphones make people more efficient, and every efficiency reduces G.D.P. growth.
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Add a blade, and the overall system reconfigures to raise efficiency.
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Welch highlighted the value of matching environmental efficiency with economic reality.
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Automobile manufacturers are on record supporting continuous improvements in fuel efficiency.
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Second, research and development enabled many of the energy efficiency gains.
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Huge monitoring costs … I think efficiency is going to increase tremendously.
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The songs' simplicity and efficiency are some of their biggest assets.
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It allows for privacy, but also prioritizes space efficiency over aesthetics.
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We can probably get more efficiency, but there are different experiences.
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So anything that increases efficiency stands to be a major boon.
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This, in turn, can help with the battery's efficiency and range.
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From our research, two things stand out: shooting efficiency and rebounds.
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I want to see a return to efficiency — and to sanity.
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It sounds easy, an elegant use of markets to increase efficiency.
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High-efficiency coal technologies that slash emissions are available and proven.
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My hair is currently in braids, which marries style and efficiency.
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One of the best sites for tracking offensive efficiency is inpredictable.
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It takes time to break this kind of efficiency mind-set.
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"It's truly about efficiency and savings," one of the people said.
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"One way is to buy solutions to improve efficiency," he said.
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It assumes that stricter efficiency standards raise the price of vehicles.
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Relaxing EPA fuel efficiency regulations would boost gasoline sales over time.
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"I gave up driving to increase time and efficiency," he said.
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Disruption is a virtue and instrument of efficiency in tech circles.
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That's the stuff that ... The efficiency that creates income inequality sometimes.
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But the Trump administration wants to roll back new efficiency standards.
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But the industry consolidated, reduced operating expenses and improved drilling efficiency.
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One is that they require an extraordinary amount of energy efficiency.
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This design is meant to keep people safe while enabling efficiency.
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They ranked among the league leaders in offensive and defensive efficiency.
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Subsidies for them, even via state firms, can raise overall efficiency.
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The site liked the quiet performance, efficiency, durability and ergonomic design.
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Leaving a few empty seats would increase the system's efficiency overall.
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Does it help explain the company's capital efficiency or lack thereof?
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It is no secret that Rusdi Kirana prioritized efficiency over regulation.
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He said Amazon&aposs "efficiency" in delivery infrastructure helped reduce costs.
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In particular, make sure our efficiency stats are 100 percent correct.
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In either case, the efficiency of the panels is substantially reduced.
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They're also fighting the Energy Department's delay of energy efficiency standards.
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But in turn, they have high nutritional value and high efficiency.
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The Rolls-Royce fleet is known for luxury, not fuel efficiency.
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This "brain drain" impacts the effectiveness and efficiency of government operations.
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Australia doesn't set mandatory fuel-efficiency standards for vehicles at all.
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They can now build products with unparalleled precision, efficiency, and complexity.
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The bill, they said, would create a national energy efficiency standard.
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The car also has great fuel efficiency, getting 236 mpg overall.
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Energy efficiency allows blockchain to scale for business needs, developers said.
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Amazon now uses property and such with less efficiency than Walmart.
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The difference is the result of energy efficiency improvements since 2010.
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It spurred heated competition over fuel efficiency even among conventional vehicles.
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Energy savings and efficiency is our cheapest and easiest climate solution.
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He says the appeal of the small form factor is efficiency.
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In some companies, privacy is dissipating for the sake of efficiency.
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They also defended the current system as encouraging efficiency and quality.
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"We're talking 30 percent increases in efficiency are possible," said Takahashi.
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"Shark Tank" judge and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban appreciates efficiency.
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"Generally, improved efficiency invites much higher rates of consumption," Cook said.
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It's time to ditch our need for speed and embrace efficiency.
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Conversely, the government can operate with brutal efficiency when it wants.
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And he has quietly done a lot to sabotage efficiency standards.
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He embraced energy efficiency, becoming the first to use hybrid cabs.
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" He's known for efficiency and known for "getting the job done.
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Trade allows for specialization and efficiency gains, propelling an economy forward.
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"The Delaware Chancery Court is known for its efficiency," Sturm said.
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The bill focuses on energy efficiency, infrastructure, supply, accountability, and conservation.
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Being an effective chief of staff is never just about efficiency.
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The efficiency of its fleet of trucks doubled within a decade.
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By improving efficiency, it will be possible to produce more food.
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The wine chiller efficiency standards go into effect on Aug. 17.
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The improved efficiency of transportation is something Bartell could get behind.
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But I'm not sure that it's actually about values versus efficiency.
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Much as it was last season, offensive efficiency is a question.
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A narrow emphasis on efficiency puts our entire system at risk.
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Final numbers proved staggering in demonstrating the efficiency of those attacks.
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That volume and efficiency put him firmly in the flex conversation.
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Newer systems offer better workplace efficiency and, importantly, far better security.
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It does not produce more efficiency and unity in our society.
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You can check the fuel efficiency of the airlines you fly.
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Bird's player efficiency rating of 25.7 was her best since 20113.
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An example would be to use CRISPR to increase photosynthesis efficiency.
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By many accounts, the distribution in Brooklyn works with clockwork efficiency.
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Every subcategory of the building efficiency industry experienced growth last year.
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AEVs can perfectly position themselves over WEVC pads for maximum efficiency.
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It's actually three programs: energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable transportation.
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They still need a fuel efficiency standard to get fuel efficiency where it needs to go — even at 400 bucks a ton, which I don't think we're talking about on the US Senate floor these days.
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After a month of treatment, however, 86 percent of the people exposed to bright white light had normal sleep efficiency, while 79 percent of the people exposed to dim bright light still had poor sleep efficiency.
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BDB's policy mandate has been developing through the bank's participation in the state-supported National Energy Efficiency Programme (NEEP) started in late 2015) and aimed at improving the energy efficiency of multi-family housing in Bulgaria.
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There are problems for the team to address on both ends of the court: Entering Monday, Milwaukee ranked 12th in offensive efficiency and 25th in defensive efficiency, and had lost four of its past five games.
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She said heat pumps optimized for cold climates normally operate at 100 percent efficiency all the way down to 0 degrees Fahrenheit, or minus 18 Celsius, and at 80 percent efficiency down to minus 13 Fahrenheit.
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Six months after the Obama administration tried to lock in fuel efficiency standards that would require new vehicles to average 235.4 miles per gallon by 22016, the Trump administration is considering much lower fuel efficiency targets.
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Twin 33s, in particular, have become the center of a heated debate despite their value as a source of untapped efficiency that can be deployed at no government cost while improving highway safety, sustainability, and efficiency.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy issued the efficiency rules in June, but was waiting on a review by the Justice Department to determine whether they would hurt competition in the market.
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This is no surprise since Apple announced the format in June at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), but the new iPhones both support the new HEIF (high efficiency image format) and HEVC (high efficiency video compression) formats.
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Hamers said mergers between banks in the same country or generating economies of scale could achieve cost savings as "cross-border consolidation doesn't help you to create capital efficiency nor liquidity efficiency" within Europe's existing regulatory regime.
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"In an ideal world, both parties would waste the same number of votes, which would create an efficiency gap of zero," Nicholas Stephanopoulos, a University of Chicago law professor who co-created the efficiency gap, explained recently.
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But the Trump administration's Energy Department wants to go backward and embrace a clearly obsolete bulb – proposing recently to roll back efficiency standards that would put more varieties of high-efficiency bulbs on store shelves next year.
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David Friedman, the deputy assistant secretary for the DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, will speak at an Environmental and Energy Study Institute event on energy efficiency and renewable energy in President Obama's 2017 budget.
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An energy efficiency group is urging the Trump administration to reconsider its decision to deny holding a public hearing on a proposal that would give manufacturers more authority to determine the energy efficiency level of their appliances.
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As the New York Times reported in December, oil companies see higher fuel efficiency standards as a threat: The industry had reason to urge the rollback of higher fuel efficiency standards proposed by former President Barack Obama.
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As the Obama administration required car manufactures to hit a 5 percent annual increase in fuel efficiency through 2026, several automakers told Reuters they expect yearly fuel efficiency increases of about 1.5 percent under the Trump administration.
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The standalone Messenger app is being overhauled in the name of efficiency.
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Moreover, as energy efficiency increases, consumers may simply use more of it.
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Given the FBI's high volume of requests, this will significantly increase efficiency.
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A digital supply chain offers immediate benefits in terms of operational efficiency.
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Current digital, fiscal innovations have been designed solely for efficiency and security.
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That efficiency is what I took to the part of Michael Myers.
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"That improves your efficiency - you get more return per hectare," he said.
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Organisations focus so much on efficiency that they fail to be effective.
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Yet advancing AI by collecting huge personal profiles is laziness, not efficiency.
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Bits represented the machine efficiency involved in Uber's mapping and dispatch software.
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The stories radiate brisk efficiency with only a sliver of highfalutin expectation.
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It's a combination of looking at workplace efficiency as well as technology.
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It offers tax breaks on easy home improvements that increase energy efficiency.
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They may also increase the efficiency of health care professionals' working practices.
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G Russell Westbrook is second with a career-high 29.8 efficiency rating.
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It's not possible to achieve perfect efficiency, or anything close to it.
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Most can be integrated into existing management and governance processes for efficiency.
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Johnson Controls' building efficiency segment had sales of $2.9 billion last quarter.
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And as for jobs, efficiency, rather than regulation, lies behind the losses.
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Virginia and Texas Tech rank in the top three in defensive efficiency.
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But these fixes can increase vehicle weight and drive down fuel efficiency.
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It's a bummer the high efficiency format is limited to newer devices.
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Paul's usage and shot efficiency are down, but those will bounce back.
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But, in China, Meituan Dianping solves a slew of problems with efficiency.
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Its defensive efficiency was among the best in the league last season.
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It is chiefly focused on modernizing energy infrastructure and improving energy efficiency.
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It would also boost the economy by creating jobs and improving efficiency.
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Consequently, the plane's solar cells and motors have record-beating energy efficiency.
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More money, then, can increase financial stability as well as economic efficiency.
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Another inning of efficiency from Zack Greinke and escapism from Max Scherzer.
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No amount of fuel efficiency can compensate for that many lost seats.
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Global energy efficiency investment grew by 3% to $236 billion last year.
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Arcadia will eventually offer financing for energy efficiency devices like smart thermostats.
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Efficiency is not the problem we are trying to solve with elections.
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By 1981, American oil imports declined substantially and energy efficiency had improved.
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Above all else, Amazon is known for its utilitarian convenience and efficiency.
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Energy efficiency efforts also are ramping up around the world, Varro said.
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She repeated the move a dozen more times with a mechanical efficiency.
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And use a high-efficiency HEPA filter vacuum to clean up dust.
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In 2018 California spent more than $85033 billion on energy efficiency programs.
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He added that the bank would focus on digitalization and efficiency measures.
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"The efficiency measures will be booked throughout 2017 and 2018," he said.
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The Heat routinely do that, and it helps maximize their offensive efficiency.
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He claims their approach has increased agent efficiency by 20-30 percent.
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This simple calculation quantifies the growth efficiency of a given cloud business.
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At different stages of a company's life cycle, their Efficiency Score changes.
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This enables more passenger space, better aerodynamics and improved acceleration and efficiency.
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Small gains in efficiency mean big savings in cost, says Mr Peters.
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Capital efficiency is a concept our entrepreneurs believe in also very passionately.
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For the Brew the Charles project, he said, there was 98% efficiency.
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In rocket terms, a big bang means high thrust and low efficiency.
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Take the efficiency with which the Pentagon spends its considerable financial resources.
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"In Europe they are more pragmatic and focused on efficiency," Boniface says.
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Ruskin believed that the pursuit of efficiency had deprived labour of meaning.
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Crumbling bridges and traffic jams are staining Germany's global reputation for efficiency.
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Even in the worst case scenario, you're still at the highest efficiency.
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A big chunk of those savings was to come from efficiency gains.
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The other new faces are less about efficiency, and more about aesthetics.
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Let's talk about some of the examples of the downsides of efficiency.
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Day 1 summary 587 miles, 277 Wh-mi avg efficiency, 2 Superchargers.
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But the relative efficiency of this recapture is not necessarily a consolation.
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But the Clinton campaign's spending efficiency has helped it preserve a warchest.
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But, a 2012 study linked synchronizing exercise to music with greater efficiency.
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There, Dillabough had led the firm's smart buildings and energy efficiency practice.
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Think about sales efficiency as an ecosystem that you must constantly nurture.
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We're doing everything we can to reduce fuel consumption and increase efficiency.
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Build something that will further the impact or research into energy efficiency.
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Platooning is useful because it increases a fleet's efficiency by saving energy.
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The American people deserve a government that operates with 21st-century efficiency.
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"Codelco needs strong management and must improve its efficiency," he told reporters.
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It also undercuts and undermines the efficiency of our foreign assistance dollars.
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The truck is built to optimize efficiency and quietly hauling away trash.
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Germany is known for its efficiency—and that includes its bovine population.
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The company attributed this to improved average transaction prices and manufacturing efficiency.
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Well, efficiency upgrades at individual plants will make them cheaper to run.
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The shoe is laceless, featuring only a zip-closure for maximum efficiency.
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This will promote competition and efficiency in the delivery of medical services.
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BP credited the "relentless drive to improve energy efficiency" for the deceleration.
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It will increase the efficiency of many computing tasks, including breaking encryption.
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So efficiency-- even during the Obama years was not the primary discussion.
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And bad sales efficiency at $10 million is hard to change later.
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Le Pen claims she will pay for all this with efficiency savings.
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Unfortunately, efficiency and scalability are not the same as a healthy system.
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Sustainable earnings diversification and efficiency improvements could gradually benefit the bank's performance.
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The difference in the game tonight was our rebounding and Vince's efficiency.
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The new energy plan also focuses on electric mobility and energy efficiency.
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TD's adjusted efficiency ratio remained fairly steady at 54.3% supporting its profitability.
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Here are some tips to maximize the efficiency of your monthly spending.
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Sister Kate: When you're a sister, you represent order, cleanliness, efficiency, honesty.
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Take Trump's decision to re-examine Obama's fuel efficiency standards for cars.
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Chicken and pork proved preferable because of the efficiency of factory farming.
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Wyndham created WAAM to improve the capital efficiency of its timeshare business.
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" The USGS says Trump's proposal is "increasing efficiency across the federal government.
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Few economists would argue that Italy's economy is a model of efficiency.
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Tillerson's own vision—apart from a commitment to efficiency—is less clear.
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Countries around the globe continue to promote greater efficiency and lower emissions.
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"Chaplet" and "Joy," poetic in their efficiency, would be postcards, exactingly handwritten.
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OLED offers brighter displays and better power efficiency over liquid crystal displays.
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But there are signs those efficiency gains may have reached their limit.
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FAA employees are essential to the safety and efficiency of the NAS.
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"There was a terrible lack of efficiency from the Fed," he said.
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Televisions: The Department of Energy is considering new efficiency rules for televisions.
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Shipping efficiency remains "largely an unsolved problem," CEO Harish Abbott tells TechCrunch.
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Consider all the implications inherent in this basic inequality of power efficiency.
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In its first flight, Aquila exceeded engineers' expectations for its energy efficiency.
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He brings up their early adoption of energy efficiency with obvious pride.
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To test the efficiency of my setup, I tried a typing test.
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But its efficiency often comes at the expense of more personal ideas.
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Messrs Gans and Leigh: Sometimes there is an equity-efficiency trade-off.
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It also has the ability to improve route efficiency and air traffic.
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Energy: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for compressors.
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The right-hander lacked efficiency, though, waking three and throwing 97 pitches.
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There is something very smart about the economical efficiency of these pieces.
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I think differentiation will be on customer acquisition, and operations management efficiency.
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Process innovation and technology, in pursuit of efficiency, are the primary culprits.
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Most of G.M.'s advantages come down to size and operational efficiency.
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It's unclear what efficiency requirements will be included in the final rule.
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But efficiency is on the rise, as costs are on the decline.
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This efficiency is one reason why investors are so excited about Amazon.
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Transportation efficiency, resource consumption and industries will all be transformed, he said.
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The Cardinals lead the country in adjusted defensive efficiency - according to kenpom.
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The technology aims to increase efficiency but critics say it adds complexity.
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"Consumers are very happy with the fuel efficiency they are currently enjoying."
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The ninety-fourth Congress passed automobile fuel efficiency standards, a major first.
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Automakers have considerably improved the fuel efficiency of the vehicles they sell.
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For him, the roof has psychological benefits unrelated to its financial efficiency.
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We must also scale up incentives for water conservation, efficiency, and reuse.
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For us, is a huge amount of efficiency that we can create.
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Kasa's LED technology provides 400% more efficiency compared to traditional incandescent bulbs.
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The fourth-generation Prius also has a thermal efficiency of 40 percent.
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Better machine introduces more capability, efficiency and productivity, and hence better profit.
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Such a policy could promote equity and efficiency at the same time.
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That's incredible efficiency out of 85033,000 people in one 24-hour period.
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Stalin didn't invent this trick but he perfected it with brutal efficiency.
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Take one common problem with fan localizations: the sheer efficiency of Japanese.
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The fuel efficiency standards do not set overall pollution or mileage targets.
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" To use it, you must choose "High Efficiency" instead of "Most Compatible.
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Businesses invested in energy efficiency measures and switched to less polluting fuels.
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We gotta transform our energy system to energy efficiency and sustainable energy.
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They addressed the Chapman news with impressive efficiency: By 10:30 a.m.
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Independent truck drivers can be monitored for the efficiency of their routes.
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"We're in favor of year-over-year fuel efficiency [increases]," he said.
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Third, price signals are crucial to continuing private sector energy-efficiency innovation.
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It's all in the name of efficiency, or so the NCC claims.
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Smava claims that its algorithms translate to more efficiency in the process.
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By deploying drones, the hope is to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
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An efficiency-enhancing merger creates more vigorous competition and should be allowed.
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The ruthless efficiency of their attack is beautiful and terrifying to behold.
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The San Antonio Spurs were dead last in transition efficiency in 273.
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The columnar design of the suggested solution offers greater speed and efficiency.
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Obama's EPA counted those efficiency savings as reductions in the rule's costs.
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"Hybrids offer the best mix of uptime, efficiency, and cost," Sullivan said.
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He has been, by player efficiency rating, an average player this year.
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Consumers Union surveys have shown that consumers truly care about fuel efficiency.
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His father is a private investor in software that improves manufacturing efficiency.
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But the efficiency that's offered by an autocrat, that's a false promise.
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The content, strategy, and planning team creates efficiency projections for each show.
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The wildebeest clocked in well above their size at 63 percent efficiency.
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"The payback period for efficiency investments gets better every year," he said.
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The SCC will then adjust energy efficiency targets every three years thereafter.
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This was in parallel to the company taking efficiency steps, it said.
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You can either have high power or you can have high efficiency.
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No. That specifically was to look at this issue of power efficiency.
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That's true, despite recent gains in energy efficiency and cuts in emissions.
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Beatings. Starvation. Rape. And then death, administered quickly and with sickening efficiency.
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Congress raises auto fuel efficiency standards for the first time since 1976.
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Ideally, such systems would improve the efficiency of the health care system.
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By itself, this is as far as the efficiency gap gets us.
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We're hopeful it will increase efficiency and improve services to MoneyGram's customers.
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She handled it with the diplomacy and efficiency of an experienced politician.
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Skeletal and feather-light, Rare locks into a groove with blunt efficiency.
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Evidence shows that Americans of all stripes want reasonable energy efficiency policies.
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Congress should come together and deliver strong funding for federal efficiency programs.
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Most commercially available air purifiers are high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters.
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It isn't just a question of equity, but of efficiency, suggests Partenen.
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It provides more space, scalability, efficiency, and speed, with absolutely zero hardware.
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They'll buy the things they need the most, leading to economic efficiency.
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Such algorithmic efficiency is the opposite of Slow Roll's messy, collaborative, communalism.
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The service is popular among advertisers for its efficiency, effectiveness and responsiveness.
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The European experience suggests that this approach could lead to efficiency improvements.
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I've come to recognize exhaustion as an opportunity, an invitation to efficiency.
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Seiton is about deciding where this equipment should go to increase efficiency.
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In the process, we are creating a big trade-off in efficiency.
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Workplace 5G will also unlock unseen levels of efficiency in the workplace.
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Fuel efficiency is not an important consideration for a majority of consumers.
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There is an unavoidable sense of strategic efficiency about her domestic life.
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And this requires more efficiency-improving devices — in other words, more robots.
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For now, Daum said, platooning offers the promise of improved fuel efficiency.
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Schneider Electric provides energy and automation digital solutions for efficiency and sustainability.
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Coordinated intelligence saves time, money and increases efficiency by eliminating infighting bureaucracies.
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Ingrained skepticism about American cars' reliability and fuel efficiency is one problem.
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It promised a Nirvana of heath care quality, efficiency and cost savings.
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Improvements in aerodynamics and battery efficiency should modestly increase the Sportback's range.
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Another area is elevators, where the need for greater efficiency is shocking.
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When you stick to your pursuits, your talent for efficiency shines through.
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The commission reduced the state's energy-efficiency goals by about 90 percent.
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Florida utilities have some of the country's least ambitious energy-efficiency goals.
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It argued that the efficiency measure would be too expensive for consumers.
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It argued that the efficiency measure would be too expensive for consumers.
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But when profitability and efficiency reign supreme, employees often suffer the consequences.
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No efficiency, no productivity, no agenda; just parents and children hanging out.
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For the former journalist, fact-checking publically is a matter of efficiency.
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Codes could cover everything from building materials, to location, to energy efficiency.
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