He believes he moves as efficiently as, or more efficiently than, anyone else in baseball.
|
|
Electric vehicles also use energy far more efficiently than gasoline vehicles--three to four times more efficiently.
|
|
Johnson: One of the biggest challenges we face today is how to store energy efficiently, electrical energy efficiently.
|
|
Dispatching would be efficiently handled through the app and specialists would efficiently be able to see about 10 people per day.
|
|
And "moms" have the skills to do it: They are used to efficiently cleaning up messes and efficiently delegating assignments and efficiently making sure everyone is fed and swaddled and clean and dry and wearing shoes on the right foot.
|
|
Sure the large-cap stocks are reasonably, efficiently valued, but there are so many things in the market that are not efficiently valued.
|
|
Bitcoin can run more efficiently; it could probably run more efficiently than Visa as it doesn't require offices, staff and other overhead energy costs.
|
|
"A big chunk of the market is efficiently priced" said Cooperman, "but I try to look in the sector of the market that is not efficiently priced."
|
|
Its new polymer also has the ability to shuttle ions between a battery cathode and electrode as efficiently as is currently achieved by liquid electrolytes, or even more efficiently.
|
|
The processes of cellular replication that allow us to be boats rebuilt even as they cross the ocean cease acting efficiently, because they have no evolutionary reward for acting efficiently.
|
|
The overall balance didn't shift much, but that suggests that the United States is shipping cars and trucks that it makes more efficiently while importing those that others make more efficiently.
|
|
So it can be captured — and captured very efficiently.
|
|
It's not about using space more efficiently to save money, but rather about using it more efficiently to drive the types of spaces that people actually want to use throughout the day.
|
|
Black holes can generate energy more efficiently than our sun.
|
|
Classical machines couldn't necessarily do all these computations efficiently, though.
|
|
If people know the rules, they can operate more efficiently.
|
|
Yet without accurate price signals, Cuba cannot allocate resources efficiently.
|
|
It'll help you find the right people quickly and efficiently.
|
|
As humans, we need to use our brain power efficiently.
|
|
Staff attorneys were recognized by how efficiently they brought cases.
|
|
Cytora: Using AI to enable insurers to underwrite more efficiently
|
|
But Kurtz said he feels confident CrowdStrike is spending efficiently.
|
|
Has the Trump transition used taxpayer dollars efficiently and effectively?
|
|
These changes are about working smarter, not just more efficiently.
|
|
Every ounce of your budget needs to be spent efficiently.
|
|
They make decisions more efficiently, more quickly and more reliably.
|
|
Products and services are delivered much more reliably and efficiently.
|
|
"It makes things run more productively, more efficiently," Welch says.
|
|
Basically, Clinton can get stuff done faster and more efficiently.
|
|
The question is how to efficiently convert them into electricity.
|
|
Imagine an AI that was tasked with efficiently manufacturing postcards.
|
|
When the picture or the sculpture is achieved most efficiently.
|
|
"Simply put, we work more efficiently," said Matthias Larsson, 33.
|
|
We just thought we could do that faster, more efficiently.
|
|
The nerves are what determines how efficiently the muscles move.
|
|
Republican voters are simply spread more efficiently across congressional districts.
|
|
In 2014, Gates said cryptocurrencies had benefits for transacting efficiently.
|
|
"That has nothing to do with efficiently transporting human beings."
|
|
With TakeShape, developers work more efficiently and finish projects faster.
|
|
So while Twitter was able to essentially operate more efficiently.
|
|
In addition to increased stabilization, videos also play more efficiently.
|
|
And generally to keep the environment running smoothly and efficiently.
|
|
Existing methods use electrical techniques, which efficiently track individual neurons.
|
|
They're already arresting more immigrants than they can efficiently deport.
|
|
We have to have technology work more efficiently for us.
|
|
Using pharmacists meant that care could be delivered more efficiently.
|
|
This has clearly obstructed the president's ability to operate efficiently.
|
|
This is our ability to share information quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Are we taking care of them and doing things efficiently?
|
|
Can existing laws and regulations perform more efficiently and effectively?
|
|
That doesn't mean you can't work efficiently and succeed, however.
|
|
A lower operating ratio means better efficiently and higher profitability.
|
|
Of course, the energy isn't spent efficiently across the map.
|
|
Moving that money around efficiently was the key to success.
|
|
Like any government program, it ought to be run efficiently.
|
|
Markets are supposed to promote growth by allocating capital efficiently.
|
|
This will allow users to build decentralized applications more efficiently.
|
|
Yet no training today efficiently connects people to that opportunity.
|
|
You'd expect natural selection to favor organisms that use energy efficiently.
|
|
It comes to you efficiently, and then you take it somewhere.
|
|
High-speed transportation that will connect cities quicker and more efficiently.
|
|
None of them need sleep, food or exercise to operate efficiently.
|
|
Children's growing bodies absorb lead more quickly and efficiently than adults.
|
|
Domestic and commercial waste is collected from homes and offices efficiently.
|
|
It's your job to make sure everything runs efficiently and coolly.
|
|
This allowed the generator to more efficiently convert the droplet's energy.
|
|
The IoNT can efficiently monitor and manage many interconnected nanoscale devices.
|
|
Essentially, it lets you build your own AI applications more efficiently.
|
|
New technologies may help liberate more diamonds from kimberlite more efficiently.
|
|
The firm's platform enables its advisers to manage relationships more efficiently.
|
|
Blockchain should just help them do it more efficiently over time.
|
|
Stop the presses — or, at least, please, run them more efficiently.
|
|
New technology helps justice systems collect and organise data more efficiently.
|
|
The design uses space incredibly efficiently, and the icons are intuitive.
|
|
Factories must make over 300,000 cars a year to operate efficiently.
|
|
We are investing in companies that are making products more efficiently.
|
|
Packages are also being routed more efficiently, with big potential gains.
|
|
If I can run a little more efficiently on the turns.
|
|
I think every business should be run as efficiently as possible.
|
|
To work more efficiently, the hotspot concept needs to be expanded.
|
|
And that includes how to pack more efficiently for your travels.
|
|
It's also the sugar your body burns most efficiently, says Larson.
|
|
And the U.S. needs to use its resources efficiently and effectively.
|
|
I just want to know how to get it more efficiently.
|
|
" The USDA said Trump was ensuring agencies "are efficiently delivering services.
|
|
Recycling wastewater is actually one way of using water more efficiently.
|
|
AI's relatively small team of 20 to train the system efficiently.
|
|
To describe these events obscures how swiftly and efficiently they happen.
|
|
The St. Charles streetcar will get you there cheaply and efficiently.
|
|
Widowmaker will also have the ability to quick-scope more efficiently.
|
|
This requires that we organize our military as efficiently as possible.
|
|
In doing so, Amazon connected buyers and sellers quickly and efficiently.
|
|
These projects can most efficiently be addressed in public-private partnerships.
|
|
"Our transition team is working smoothly, efficiently and effectively," Trump said.
|
|
The startup founder's guide to letting people go efficiently and compassionately
|
|
And they may even judge risks more efficiently than we do.
|
|
Oracle figured it could distribute that software efficiently over its cloud.
|
|
However, this makes it difficult to efficiently connect pilots with passengers.
|
|
Your visual environment can impact how efficiently your brain processes work.
|
|
Shah said Apteo could help both do their jobs more efficiently.
|
|
In any analog watch, the motor helps the watch run efficiently.
|
|
If you don't manage it efficiently, you go out of business.
|
|
In English: A chip designed to do one thing extremely efficiently.
|
|
Screenshot: ServiceNow It comes down to helping customers work more efficiently.
|
|
How to efficiently sift through the tens of thousands of options
|
|
One strategy Grant recommends for giving efficiently is "chunking" your favors.
|
|
They're flame-less, and they'll efficiently light your candles using electricity.
|
|
He didn't see an obvious way to do them more efficiently.
|
|
That said, the medium does efficiently reduce matters to their essence.
|
|
Is there a way to download all my music more efficiently?
|
|
Give her ideas on how processes could be done more efficiently.
|
|
We're supposed to fix the problem at hand, 'quickly and efficiently.
|
|
New signals would mean trains running more efficiently and closer together.
|
|
A merged Emirates-Etihad airline could serve those passengers more efficiently.
|
|
"We are trying to get it all done efficiently," Johnson said.
|
|
Keeping different funding channels open can help allocate capital more efficiently.
|
|
"We will use whatever resources we have very efficiently," Carson said.
|
|
Or more efficiently do sensor management from an offshore oil rig?
|
|
Similarly, those deemed illegal entrants would be returned home more efficiently.
|
|
Regular fasting, she suspects, may help our mitochondria operate more efficiently.
|
|
Unfortunately, not every market in this country works efficiently – or fairly.
|
|
They had refused treatments and were instead efficiently slurping vegetarian soups.
|
|
Wholesale markets, vital to distributing goods efficiently, have yet to appear.
|
|
"The first couple of applications have been to efficiently buy things and we have gotten great results, but we see it as a platform to efficiently service and inform about a number of things," he said.
|
|
Space is used much more efficiently with the shelving and storage space.
|
|
"We're closing the agricultural loop and utilizing food waste efficiently," says Kamine.
|
|
I'm impressed that I was able to type pretty efficiently on it.
|
|
Paying off your student loans efficiently is most important than ever before.
|
|
As things stand, markets may be working less efficiently than they should.
|
|
This camera abstracts living beings far more efficiently than it does architecture.
|
|
A promising candidate to accelerate particles more efficiently is the wakefield accelerator.
|
|
Smartphones at least have clarity of purpose — by being efficiently multi-purposed.
|
|
They also found that the Sherpas used fat as fuel more efficiently.
|
|
The common goal should be to fix security problems quickly and efficiently.
|
|
It's more important to ask how efficiently those companies use the capital.
|
|
It's also unclear how efficiently this coronavirus spreads from person to person.
|
|
Instead, it's about giving the company the ability to operate more efficiently.
|
|
Some research also finds that worker-owned firms are managed more efficiently.
|
|
Not only that, but they can do it more efficiently than humans.
|
|
But a quantum computer can get to the right answer more efficiently.
|
|
The laws of aerodynamics require this if it is to perform efficiently.
|
|
It efficiently connects founders and investors with similar business interests and profiles.
|
|
An escalator helps you ascend to higher ground more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Now she's employing hoverboards to efficiently zip around mansions, as one does.
|
|
Alternatives have so far failed to teach as many children as efficiently.
|
|
The app allows them to identify the necessary altitude quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Memphis is scoring a lot more efficiently when he's between the lines.
|
|
We found that the mice reproduced efficiently...and had similarly healthy offspring.
|
|
Amazon, Fed Ex and UPS would do the job just as efficiently.
|
|
This is thought to help people recognize friends more efficiently and quickly.
|
|
Sharing our limited resources more efficiently and more widely improves science itself.
|
|
Vice is successfully leveraging data to distribute sponsored content effectively and efficiently.
|
|
But mostly we build systems that we can quickly and efficiently patch.
|
|
Velmurugan wants farmers to now use water as efficiently as their land.
|
|
AS I SAID, WE'RE BEGINNING TO CONTINUE TO MANAGE THE BUSINESS EFFICIENTLY.
|
|
In Scotland, scientists are looking to produce meat more sustainably and efficiently.
|
|
In older adults, even healthy ones, blood vessels may not dilate efficiently.
|
|
This charger fits any desktop aesthetic and charges your phone pretty efficiently.
|
|
Robots, the team claims, can fertilize reefs more efficiently than human divers.
|
|
Studies indicate that crops would utilize water more efficiently, requiring less water.
|
|
Asia's refineries are capable of processing light oils, but not as efficiently.
|
|
Households have deleveraged, leaving them able to service their debts more efficiently.
|
|
Software also works out how to stack containers on ships more efficiently.
|
|
The lower the operating ratio, the more efficiently the railroad is running.
|
|
It's been done really efficiently, really well and that's what we want.
|
|
Another important issue is how efficiently the finance industry provides those services.
|
|
We don't see the work we were doing continuing efficiently or effectively.
|
|
Also newer technologies cannot function efficiently, if at all, without standardized data.
|
|
An efficiently decorated tree might even help cut down on electricity costs.
|
|
I used them efficiently to become a stronger person, mentally and physically.
|
|
Some drivers pride themselves on their expertise in efficiently, manually shifting gears.
|
|
Folk lets you manage your contacts more efficiently and collaborate with teammates.
|
|
It would also build the appropriate systems for adjudicating asylum claims efficiently.
|
|
This allows U.S. shale producers to use advanced drilling methods more efficiently.
|
|
Delivering a product more efficiently cannot be the only metric of success.
|
|
Secondly, keeping your car running efficiently all by yourself is very satisfying.
|
|
Some say Sao Paulo does not efficiently access the water it has.
|
|
However government leadership means that this coal will be burnt more efficiently.
|
|
But it is not clear how efficiently it transmits the Zika virus.
|
|
This was handled efficiently: one attack on Ariel, one attack on Natasha.
|
|
It also processes patients 2551 percent more efficiently, according to agency data.
|
|
Through voice-activated commands, they navigate these mundane tasks quickly and efficiently.
|
|
It's about active, engaged participants efficiently using your system and creating efficiencies.
|
|
Markets allocate scarce resources much more efficiently, compassionately and effectively than government.
|
|
Financial literacy is having the knowledge necessary to manage personal finances efficiently.
|
|
Anker's are specially designed to charge phones with USB-C ports efficiently.
|
|
A car that uses fuel more efficiently also produces less carbon dioxide.
|
|
The AWA might be invoked to help get X done more efficiently.
|
|
"Your Laundry Folding Friend," promises to fold your clothes perfectly and efficiently.
|
|
UNICEF and Matternet believe deliveries could be made more efficiently by air.
|
|
They also suggest it would function more efficiently broken into three parts.
|
|
"While lines were long this morning, they were moving efficiently," she added.
|
|
They convey the information they need to convey as efficiently as possible.
|
|
This will allow staff to restock shelves and clean stores more efficiently.
|
|
Consumers, the logic goes, will spend faster and more efficiently than governments.
|
|
Yeah, I think the industry is moving very efficiently into OTT apps.
|
|
Our whole lives unfolding, pleasantly and efficiently, inside one long Amazon commercial.
|
|
After the coup, everything from Dropbox to PayPal ceased to function efficiently.
|
|
Small retailers, often using tax software alone, can't do this as efficiently.
|
|
A computer could have done many of Esther's tasks, perhaps more efficiently.
|
|
Pensando's hardware and software can help companies run their servers more efficiently.
|
|
Rereading them reminds you to use your time efficiently to accomplish them.
|
|
Otherwise, we prefer fictional mothers to be gently flawed and efficiently redeemable.
|
|
The regime cannot efficiently allocate the money as government officials are corrupt.
|
|
Society organizes itself very efficiently to punish, silence or disown truth-tellers.
|
|
He promises not to cut government services but to manage them efficiently.
|
|
Finding ways to efficiently deliver funding to local health departments is critical.
|
|
We need our state government to operate more efficiently than it does.
|
|
The commission was "incompetent to hold the elections efficiently," P-Net concluded.
|
|
Motive power translates simply and efficiently from an engine to an axle.
|
|
The government isn't simply pursuing profit as efficiently as possible for shareholders.
|
|
This is modern slavery, polite slavery — a system in which slaves are efficiently and humanely shuttled from their living quarters to their workplace and back again, and are politely, efficiently stripped of their humanity every step of the way.
|
|
Increasing cooperation between provincial securities regulators, national law enforcement and joint enforcement with regulators from the neighboring U.S. will strengthen the capabilities of individual provincial regulators, allowing them to investigate misconduct more efficiently and initiate enforcement action more efficiently.
|
|
But space is used so efficiently that it feels larger than it is.
|
|
We can do this very efficiently and in a very environmentally sustainable way.
|
|
Their design is extremely spacious but in my eyes not very efficiently allocated.
|
|
You try and spend more efficiently, even though everyone's losing way more money.
|
|
This means that it is unable to pump blood around the body efficiently.
|
|
Being ruled by logical Mercury, you like being organized and doing things efficiently.
|
|
But for Dalio, it's a way to make his company work more efficiently.
|
|
Such economies are often low-carbon and use resources efficiently, the report noted.
|
|
Few hard-hit balls fell as Fulmer maneuvered efficiently through the Rangers' lineup.
|
|
Swarms of drones could quickly and efficiently inspect industrial equipment and survey crops.
|
|
But the projects needed to be rigorously vetted and efficiently implemented, she said.
|
|
"CSX is doing precision railroading, running everything as efficiently as possible," Cramer said.
|
|
And she still wants everyone involved to move more efficiently to send help.
|
|
We're saying we can get more safety if we use our resources efficiently.
|
|
The Predators aren't a major-market team, so they need to spend efficiently.
|
|
The goal is to offer consumers the latest vehicles as efficiently as possible.
|
|
The software can help you get your affairs organized quickly, efficiently, and affordably.
|
|
"We've got to figure out how to do it as efficiently as possible."
|
|
The new paradigm, though, is all about using space as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Start with those who can efficiently get the product into your customers' hands.
|
|
Safeguards are added to ensure the utility is run efficiently, keeping costs low.
|
|
Caffe23 offers developers greater flexibility for building high-performance products that deploy efficiently.
|
|
He remembers that he coped with low prices then by producing more efficiently.
|
|
VTOLs use lots of energy to gain altitude, but then run more efficiently.
|
|
Insects convert feed into food very efficiently, while producing few greenhouse-gas emissions.
|
|
Native applications obviously don't need emulation, so they run faster and more efficiently.
|
|
Releaf: Releaf is building machinery to help African food factories operate more efficiently.
|
|
He vowed to run the country like a company: efficiently and pro-business.
|
|
Like other investment products that are publicly traded, options are priced very efficiently.
|
|
Tile can do that more efficiently than any other options on the market.
|
|
Is it possible that you could spend $10 billion more efficiently than Netflix?
|
|
This has kept costs down while enabling the company to efficiently scale globally.
|
|
Thus, Invatlan's subsidiaries can pay dividends to their holdco or inject liquidity efficiently.
|
|
I used to wonder: Can't this be done faster, more efficiently, and better?
|
|
I was proud that the NYPD was respectfully and efficiently facilitating the protests.
|
|
That too, hinders the ability of doctors to assist patients quickly and efficiently.
|
|
"Only intact healthy ecosystems can continue to efficiently provide these services," he said.
|
|
It, too, has a compelling interest in ensuring that the courts run efficiently.
|
|
Fourteen robots were networked together and tasked with learning how to grasp efficiently.
|
|
His last job was literally "shaking up" institutional systems to run more efficiently.
|
|
It was a tightly designed game with an efficiently sculpted world to match.
|
|
Such expropriation would surely chill incentives to innovate and to allocate capital efficiently.
|
|
More broadly, income taxes cannot efficiently raise enough revenue in today's globalized economy.
|
|
"The contrast is interesting," she said, moving efficiently through Small World's poetry section.
|
|
The challenge comes in trying to allocate these organs efficiently and also fairly.
|
|
Congress has a fiduciary responsibility to ensure taxpayer dollars are being spent efficiently.
|
|
His experiences led him to develop a hybrid generator that runs more efficiently.
|
|
What shocked me about this move is how efficiently brutal it can be.
|
|
How do you do it more efficiently and in a more sustainable way?
|
|
Digital advertising and online marketing help small companies find new customers — cost-efficiently.
|
|
In the meantime, the machine learning will ensure their time is used efficiently.
|
|
It's a continuation of what I've done before except I work more efficiently.
|
|
And to achieve that, we need to allocate labor as efficiently as possible.
|
|
They were both male-dominated scenes efficiently marketed to middle-class white kids.
|
|
Even with the interruptions, the pitchers have started performing more efficiently and aggressively.
|
|
Small but efficiently designed, with a full bathtub in addition to the shower.
|
|
Walmart sees VR as a way to efficiently provide an elevated shopping experience.
|
|
Basically, the data suggest officials could be doing things a lot more efficiently.
|
|
He worked quickly and efficiently, allowing just one hit before the sixth inning.
|
|
Others are using products designed to help plants absorb nitrogen fertilizers more efficiently.
|
|
They could produce power before the hurricane, but not efficiently and not cheaply.
|
|
Most people can agree that the government should work faster and more efficiently.
|
|
Intercom offers a messaging platform that helps businesses communicate more efficiently with customers.
|
|
Patchwork helps the NHS deliver savings by filling vacant clinician shifts more efficiently.
|
|
If implemented efficiently, this could be the world's largest government-funded healthcare programme.
|
|
Removing the phone from its case will help to charge it more efficiently.
|
|
Leaving the treaty would allow the United States to project power more efficiently.
|
|
Its narrow leaves hug its stems to efficiently emerge through a crowded mix.
|
|
People with the mutation appear to be doing that cleaning much more efficiently.
|
|
Procedural rules are intended to ensure that courts run fairly, consistently and efficiently.
|
|
"It's a technology that enables physical assets to operate more efficiently," he says.
|
|
The partnership aims to ensure more oil is extracted and burned, more efficiently.
|
|
Sewing shears are essential instruments for cutting smoothly, efficiently, and precisely through fabric.
|
|
These connections enable neurons to send signals to one another quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Servicing that equipment more efficiently represents a $2 billion opportunity, he said Wednesday.
|
|
This investment will make it easier for businesses to move goods more efficiently.
|
|
People are efficiently and almost painlessly shrunk to around four or five inches.
|
|
But he made sure to note that "it efficiently activated my pain receptors."
|
|
It is shiny and modern, efficiently run and brimming with high-tech flourishes.
|
|
They won't efficiently provide pensions with low administrative costs and insurance against inflation.
|
|
Print capitalism in the West ensured that knowledge was packaged into books efficiently.
|
|
The work is selected for review because it can be written about efficiently.
|
|
The trolley ran efficiently, though it was packed and I didn't get a seat.
|
|
Using this approach, TimesMachine delivers any day's newspaper to the client quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Many processes that once required face-to-face meetings have been efficiently moved online.
|
|
America should specialize in and sell to other nations what we produce relatively efficiently.
|
|
The administration says coal plants can be made to burn coal far more efficiently.
|
|
But it's unclear still how efficiently those moves have cleaned up people's News Feeds.
|
|
It was a very happy record to make and it was done really efficiently.
|
|
Its technology helps deliver drugs more efficiently and destroy some types of cancer cells.
|
|
The headset makers have also provided techniques to help NA deliver videos more efficiently.
|
|
So we're spending money, I think, efficiently and we're not artificially limiting our progress.
|
|
Computing capacity is theoretically unlimited, unlike radio spectrum, which is hard to use efficiently.
|
|
"How do deep sea animals pick up bioluminescence so quickly and efficiently?" he said.
|
|
Better for countries to eke out the little they have more efficiently, he argues.
|
|
Riversimple claims this incentivises them to build cars to last and to run efficiently.
|
|
If only those robotic exteriors could move as efficiently as a healthy human body.
|
|
We're not burdened by brick and mortar operations, we're able to operate more efficiently.
|
|
In order to achieve this, we need to manage our cost base more efficiently.
|
|
A drip irrigation system is installed under the nets to use water more efficiently.
|
|
The World Bank's rosy analysis assumes that BRI projects are completed and work efficiently.
|
|
"Law and order" candidates win elections more often than "efficiently targeted social-services" candidates.
|
|
More than 20 separate costs prevent buyers from efficiently bringing their goods to market.
|
|
What Romero can do is to find ways to use his energy more efficiently.
|
|
The car responded quickly and efficiently to the choreographed scenarios along the predetemined route.
|
|
It is run efficiently and has not faced huge fines or sudden trading losses.
|
|
Auditors also assess a company's financial operations to make sure it is run efficiently.
|
|
" He says, "We're just trying to see how you guys can run so efficiently.
|
|
Heavy water reactors can more efficiently produce plutonium, which can be used in weapons.
|
|
Medical School, efficiently took apart Thorpe's numbers in two point-by-point by critiques.
|
|
Its cities will run more efficiently, as driverless cars and smart infrastructure cut congestion.
|
|
Chief marketers are urged to use budgets more efficiently, even if times are good.
|
|
It comes from focus—from ensuring that your time is used efficiently and productively.
|
|
It's easy to get a garden variety speaker that gets the job done efficiently.
|
|
Doing less more efficiently This scenario is all about defining choices and setting priorities.
|
|
"That is the best way to have it run efficiently and smoothly – and grow."
|
|
The system was initially conceived to help air traffic controllers route planes more efficiently.
|
|
To operate effectively and efficiently, economies need reliable, continuous and affordable access to data.
|
|
The question is just how technology can allocate that indifference as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Busy parents often seek to both serve healthy food and to prepare it efficiently.
|
|
" And the DOE said the budget would help it run more "efficiently and effectively.
|
|
" His said his main concern is that the office runs "efficiently and has purpose.
|
|
This allows us to more efficiently tailor every Fix to each client's specific preferences.
|
|
The good news is that more firms are becoming interested in moving food efficiently.
|
|
It comes from focus — from ensuring that your time is used efficiently and productively.
|
|
To efficiently face international terrorism, we need to prevent revenge and go beyond bombing.
|
|
Try that with streaming: The latest thing in movie-viewing can't handle it efficiently.
|
|
Aguerre, however, believes advanced weather forecasts will help the ISA organise the competition efficiently.
|
|
The American political system once efficiently trained immigrants in how to pull electoral levers.
|
|
Still, he said he was under "pressure" to finalize the investigation promptly and efficiently.
|
|
This classic wood block stamp finishes off their invitations and letters cleanly and efficiently.
|
|
Just because you work more efficiently, doesn't mean you'll get to work any less.
|
|
Competitive markets do not merely force companies to act efficiently and produce valuable offerings.
|
|
Data, for instance, could help experts use fossil fuels "efficiently" and "smartly," he said.
|
|
"We want to ensure naloxone is being used as efficiently as possible," Lurie said.
|
|
Anti-doping controls can now detect external EPO efficiently through blood and urine tests.
|
|
And if you retain customers efficiently, you can spend more on acquiring new customers.
|
|
Get your friend more efficiently crossfaded with some sativa-infused vodka from Humboldt Distillery.
|
|
Embedded, native intelligence is a major step towards smart, safe and efficiently run cities.
|
|
We have enhanced revenue collection, rationalized expenditure practices and more efficiently managed public finance.
|
|
It also helps me operate sharper and more efficiently when I'm in the office.
|
|
Anticipating her own demise, Carrol tried to get death over as efficiently as possible.
|
|
If it provides care more efficiently compared with predetermined benchmarks, it keeps the difference.
|
|
Something like running helps the heart use oxygen more efficiently and regrow blood vessels.
|
|
We burn more calories and digest food more efficiently in the morning as well.
|
|
This metric indicates how efficiently the filter will reduce particulates that pass through it.
|
|
"As a New Yorker, I'd definitely like to have efficiently running subways," he said.
|
|
It's sort of standard stuff, and allows you to make video efficiently and cheaply.
|
|
Complaints should also be properly tracked and addressed as efficiently and quickly as possible.
|
|
But how to most efficiently achieve the task has long been up for debate.
|
|
Jahan Wilcox, a spokesman for the E.P.A., said the agency was running more efficiently.
|
|
These characters with their sense of normality respond to their pain promptly and efficiently.
|
|
Technology allows us to do things faster and more efficiently, but at what cost?
|
|
Once you get through that, you must efficiently remove your shoes, belt, jacket, etc.
|
|
It's unclear too how efficiently cash can be spent inside China, as hardliners prefer.
|
|
Adding in the new separator increases the battery's performance by efficiently transporting lithium ions.
|
|
At this point in my career, I know how to write multiple grants efficiently.
|
|
Counterintuitively, this helps salps that form linear chains make long nightly journeys more efficiently.
|
|
Her work could help spacecraft use fuel more efficiently and help with preventing fires.
|
|
The drainage gills squish out water quickly and efficiently, and they're also gaiter-compatible.
|
|
G.P.U.s can process the math required by neural networks far more efficiently than C.P.U.s.
|
|
I think Sam is the kind of person who can absorb information rather efficiently.
|
|
"Society organizes itself very efficiently to punish, silence or disown truth tellers," she writes.
|
|
What tricks do you already know for using Google, or any search engine, efficiently?
|
|
It's difficult for any agency to operate efficiently with a lack of qualified staff.
|
|
Talos would also have to rely on Pemex to execute drilling efficiently and profitably.
|
|
These systems are used to operate critical facilities and make them run more efficiently.
|
|
"WHO moved quickly and efficiently," said the WHO's Regional Director for Africa, Matshidiso Moeti.
|
|
Throughout "Romance," the pop machinery clicks cleverly and efficiently into place around Cabello's voice.
|
|
Theoretically, tax systems should collect revenue efficiently and distort markets as little as possible.
|
|
The true test of effective government is the ability to get something done efficiently.
|
|
It allows people and goods to move where they need to efficiently and safely.
|
|
CharityWatch and Charity Navigator are good resources for finding charities that use donations efficiently.
|
|
Our citizens require a modern, digital government that delivers services effectively, efficiently and securely.
|
|
The idea is to motivate them to work as safely and efficiently as possible.
|
|
They also allow candidates and groups to exploit those populations' anxieties and resentments efficiently.
|
|
What raw materials would it need, and how could it most efficiently process them?
|
|
What kind of tools and technologies you might develop to do that more efficiently, and to come up, both from a process point of view, more efficiently, but also to be able to design and develop and deploy better products. Sure. Right.
|
|
Heart failure is when the heart muscle doesn't pump blood as efficiently as it should.
|
|
It's a fragmented market, and those organizations don't always know how to reach parents efficiently.
|
|
A longer hose certainly offers more reach, allowing you to clean more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
It also requires that we operate as efficiently as possible and are organized for success.
|
|
He just somehow appeared to cover ground more efficiently even as he trailed behind them.
|
|
This all means that mules eat food more efficiently, and probably process it pretty well.
|
|
If Torres couldn't swim more powerfully, she said, she would have to swim more efficiently.
|
|
"Europeans must bundle their defense spending better and spend the money more efficiently," he added.
|
|
Updated chip technology could also make the new iPhone devices use battery power more efficiently.
|
|
In Jakarta, meeting with local teams brainstorming ways how to eradicate ISIS propaganda more efficiently.
|
|
It's clear that we need to update cities to more efficiently move people and goods.
|
|
Lee has more than 20 employees, which he says helps the business run more efficiently.
|
|
The virus did not infect other brain cells nearly as efficiently, according to the study.
|
|
A sound management plan can also efficiently subsidize your food budget plan for alleviating debt.
|
|
The union is also asking authorities to add veterinarians to handle food inspections more efficiently.
|
|
According to a press release, this allows Amazon to deliver orders faster and more efficiently.
|
|
"These products will keep your skin cells turning over efficiently, without over-stripping," she says.
|
|
I haven't completely mapped how we would create all of this as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Whereas computing capacity is theoretically unlimited, radio spectrum is scarce and hard to use efficiently.
|
|
Researchers showed that the new system, called REPAIR, can work relatively efficiently in human cells.
|
|
He believes future consolidation will be driven by efforts to more efficiently develop Permian acreage.
|
|
Add to that a fleet of autonomous vehicles that can be efficiently deployed and controlled.
|
|
I grab a few things for the week and am in and out rather efficiently.
|
|
For them, it's about getting from point A to point B efficiently, whatever the cost.
|
|
New digital entrants with strong customer relationships can formulate personalized policies and distribute more efficiently.
|
|
The black soldier fly did not suffer this same issue, and produced protein more efficiently.
|
|
Throttle also makes these emails available on their website, efficiently sorted into dozens of categories.
|
|
Clarke explains that this system means the robots can be used as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Expanding the reach of markets is not just a way to satisfy preferences more efficiently.
|
|
On the surface, Olympic Dam is the image of the efficiently run austerity-era mine.
|
|
Nor are these companies efficiently run; China Mobile has a net cash position, for example.
|
|
It could block Fortune 500 companies from reaching their customers as efficiently as their competitors.
|
|
"The Earth (and humanity) destroys evidence of technology very efficiently in most cases," Wright explained.
|
|
Many are increasingly using hydroponics and other forms of technology to grow food more efficiently.
|
|
"The integration is designed to enable us to operate more efficiently and effectively," he said.
|
|
That may help ExxonMobil to drill and deploy staff more efficiently, and limit methane leaks.
|
|
This approach, Mr Gottlieb hopes, will help pharmaceutical firms in America develop drugs more efficiently.
|
|
Zava is providing healthcare that enables doctors to treat patients more efficiently and more safely.
|
|
What's new: Perhaps the simplest solution is to summarize an article as efficiently as possible.
|
|
It's a continuous process loop of searching for ways to help customers operate more efficiently.
|
|
The non-profit organization was formed to help the industry grow and operate more efficiently.
|
|
They can help your body use energy efficiently, but they don't actually give you energy.
|
|
HPEs overwhelmingly need quiet and calm space in order to efficiently complete their daily work.
|
|
The company's strains promise to help pharmaceutical firms produce drugs more efficiently, among other applications.
|
|
This allowed us to work quickly and efficiently to maintain the integrity of her hair.
|
|
Smartphones, social media and apps, says Weiss, do not cause addiction but facilitate it efficiently.
|
|
Payments, such as food stamps and subsidies, could be managed more efficiently by the government.
|
|
The bag is leak-free, and the wide nozzle can dispense drinks quickly and efficiently.
|
|
"This is serving a real need to get around cities efficiently and affordably," he added.
|
|
It's not surprising that Edge would run more efficiently on Microsoft's own OS, Windows 10.
|
|
The administrator's job was to determine how money could best and most efficiently be spent.
|
|
We moved quickly, efficiently, grabbing what we could in a flash of speed and fear.
|
|
To work together efficiently and effectively, employees need to be empowered with the right tools.
|
|
The stoic, bespectacled musician types quickly and efficiently, his eyes locked to his computer screen.
|
|
But they'll also lack the methodical flow and individual prowess that's required to score efficiently.
|
|
WITH THAT, COMINGS NOT ONLY BRAND AFFINITY BUT ADVERTISING, AND RUNNING THE BUSINESS MORE EFFICIENTLY.
|
|
Modern infrastructure is another key to moving goods and people to market quickly and efficiently.
|
|
But it seems the Singapore tourism agency's short and cutting response handled it most efficiently.
|
|
The former rivals efficiently divided constituencies among candidates and have mounted a strong grassroots campaign.
|
|
We want to make sure we efficiently use their time while they're up in orbit.
|
|
But he said the carbon trading market was not working efficiently at the European level.
|
|
"My interest is in getting this moving speedily and efficiently," Wood said at the hearing.
|
|
But Mr. Abu-Assad's pop filmmaking is resolutely simple in its approach and efficiently sentimental.
|
|
They are the problems of how to produce, exchange and consume scarce resources most efficiently.
|
|
There are plenty of policy options to choose from to raise revenue progressively and efficiently.
|
|
Using taxpayer funding efficiently requires having reliable information about what government policies are actually accomplishing.
|
|
But don't worry, the young people have regained control of #HowToConfuseAMillennial quickly, efficiently and hilariously.
|
|
In Florida, the Humane Society of the United States has shown how to work efficiently.
|
|
With a 10,000 mAh battery capacity, it'll charge your phone efficiently at the same time.
|
|
An efficiently operating municipal securities market is the basis from which to advance essential priorities.
|
|
They need to be filled, and the best mayors know how to fill them efficiently.
|
|
One problem for Democrats is that their House votes are distributed less efficiently than Republicans'.
|
|
Air traffic controllers must work rapidly and efficiently under tremendous stress while maintaining complete concentration.
|
|
But home regulators can only operate efficiently if they have the co-operation of hosts.
|
|
The ending is a bit of a cop-out, but the tension builds efficiently throughout.
|
|
"They want to spend their precious dollars as productively and efficiently as possible," Mackowiak said.
|
|
But she was able to efficiently defend herself and to escape against two big guys.
|
|
It's very doable and you can collaborate efficiently, but you have to have the mindset.
|
|
Amanda initially started working with cardboard, however found the material too heavy to work efficiently.
|
|
On Thursday, Seitz published a detailed blog post on how to use OnionScan more efficiently.
|
|
M17 had developed ways to monetize its user base more efficiently, but with some quirks.
|
|
For solopreneurs and small teams in particular, Huber believes it's critical to spend time efficiently.
|
|
Ultimately, a simpler tax code can save taxpayers money and more efficiently allocate economic resources.
|
|
No one channeled the joy of bad taste as efficiently as the director John Waters.
|
|
He could shoot, attack, and finish efficiently, the prototype of an offensive-minded two guard.
|
|
Equipping yourself efficiently can make the difference between sticking with running or swearing off it.
|
|
But making internal changes to the chips could handle those changes more efficiently, he said.
|
|
Those are the people who allow our political system to more efficiently get things done.
|
|
These people can work much more efficiently with a big screen and a physical keyboard.
|
|
"It groups people together, so it gets you there as efficiently as possible," Dale said.
|
|
Add in the seasonings, and use your hands to work everything together quickly and efficiently.
|
|
MacFarquhar also shows how difficult it is to run an organization efficiently, compassionately, and empathetically.
|
|
To operate these LEDs efficiently, the company has developed a low-voltage power-distribution system.
|
|
Beyond the logistics, the high level of uncertainty is preventing financial markets from functioning efficiently.
|
|
And we've found this does not take away from our ability to process orders efficiently.
|
|
Now we&aposre finding that in order to scale you have to delegate quite efficiently.
|
|
As a result, their work eventually becomes increasingly expensive compared with more efficiently produced goods.
|
|
My cabin was not large, but felt bigger because of how efficiently it used space.
|
|
"Without its clementines to run the plant, we couldn't run it efficiently," Mr. Evans said.
|
|
Apple's processors consume power more efficiently, and that gives them a distinct advantage over competitors.
|
|
That, in turn, will allow lenders—and Intuit itself—to target offers even more efficiently.
|
|
And I think part of that is that we can tap into resources more efficiently.
|
|
In this race it's more a straight edge: Can you run the ground game efficiently?
|
|
Others have created a website to efficiently identify provisions and distribute them evenly among municipalities.
|
|
There plenty of other ways to pack a suitcase efficiently, which you can find here.
|
|
These bills also work to deliver projects more efficiently without adversely impacting fragile natural resources.
|
|
If you get a promotion, you will want to tailor your signature efficiently and professionally.
|
|
Instead, like everything else, they schedule time to process their e-mails quickly and efficiently.
|
|
"We continue to refine our software to run more efficiently on the hardware," Olsavsky said.
|
|
Essentially, service mesh weaves together these different microservices and help them work together more efficiently.
|
|
Instead, like everything else, they schedule time to process their e-mails quickly and efficiently.
|
|
The man turned the corner, his dark pants too loose for him to run efficiently.
|
|
It is designed to make bad pizza more efficiently, an innovation we do not need.
|
|
This is the best way to distribute salt evenly and efficiently over a large surface.
|
|
But by connecting the panels to the line itself, trains can be powered more efficiently.
|
|
Patrol officers, firemen and trauma surgeons all need the ability to project and communicate efficiently.
|
|
"I want to figure out how to make an electric car cost-efficiently," he said.
|
|
E-cigarettes deliver nicotine efficiently, so they meet people's cravings better than lozenges or medications.
|
|
This land could more efficiently be used to produce food for humans to eat directly.
|
|
All of these are decisions and brilliant salespeople make them daily and do so efficiently.
|
|
Amtrak spokesperson Kimberly Woods said the clause was added to resolve customer claims more efficiently.
|
|
I try to do it as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible for the company.
|
|
Shrinking the board will "allow it to operate more nimbly and efficiently," the company said.
|
|
SW: There's still a lot we don't know about this virus, how efficiently it's transmitted.
|
|
And, Apple promises, the W1 chip manages the battery life on wireless headphones more efficiently.
|
|
Republicans also benefit from geography, since their voters are more efficiently allocated throughout the country.
|
|
Either way, it could be a far cheaper way to efficiently deliver stuff to space.
|
|
If you have space dominance, you can fight more efficiently on and off the battlefield.
|
|
Here's why: calories are the energy that fuels your body and helps your metabolism run efficiently.
|
|
Carpooling, of course, has been touted for decades as a way to use cars more efficiently.
|
|
Try to resist this imperative from either the marketer or the dating app to play efficiently.
|
|
Now more businesses can see if Google Glass can help them operate safer and more efficiently.
|
|
"This platform is about so much more than making meetings run slightly more efficiently," he said.
|
|
McConnell said the Senate would have to work efficiently to get the bill through in time.
|
|
These plans helped teams learn how to execute tasks efficiently, freeing them to solve bigger problems.
|
|
Removing lint from the dryer's filter and ducts will keep your machine running more efficiently, too.
|
|
A group of bold entrepreneurs find they can make cloth more efficiently by building large mills.
|
|
You'll also experiment with the included source code and learn how to write efficiently maintainable code.
|
|
We can get things done so much faster, we can reach consumers so much more efficiently.
|
|
The lights illuminate their paths underwater, allowing coaches to measure all of their movements more efficiently.
|
|
"We're trying to help trucking companies and truck drivers run their businesses more efficiently," says Lewis.
|
|
We're simply using the humans we have more efficiently and to make the really tough decisions.
|
|
AI algorithms will learn and understand what apps you open regularly and then optimize memory efficiently.
|
|
Dany and her forces had already taken King's Landing efficiently and cleanly, with minimal civilian bloodshed.
|
|
We're actually creating a platform for people to do what they were doing anyway, more efficiently.
|
|
In order to not die off, bacteria and viruses have to efficiently infect us and reproduce.
|
|
So-called P3s can take big outlays off a local government's plate and manage assets efficiently.
|
|
Above all else, both companies want each and every system to operate reliably, efficiently, and safely.
|
|
Other shale companies, including EOG, Diamondback and Parsley, presented evidence that they could boost output efficiently.
|
|
"At the end of the day, it's about how efficiently we drive code review," he said.
|
|
FAISS is able to efficiently search across billions of dimensions of data to identify similar content.
|
|
These should help you get things done faster and more efficiently, with fewer on-screen clicks.
|
|
None can spread efficiently from one person to another, for example through sneezes and coughs, yet.
|
|
The Venus flytrap demonstrates a smart use of electrical impulses to trap and digest prey efficiently.
|
|
They even can be used by soldiers to adapt to different environments more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
In one form, called dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart muscle becomes weak and can't pump blood efficiently.
|
|
Scroll down to find out how the model packs efficiently every time she hits the road.
|
|
Now, a new technique from MIT that helps browsers gather files more efficiently could change that.
|
|
The posited problem with predominantly passive capital markets is that they cannot possibly allocate capital efficiently.
|
|
I'm sure we could have done it more efficiently and more responsibly, but I don't know.
|
|
The government also says its banks will be run more efficiently, to prevent further incontinent lending.
|
|
Carbon-intensive activities become more expensive, and people efficiently reduce their emissions by responding to prices.
|
|
He has no decorum, though he does get the job done more efficiently, perhaps, than Kiki.
|
|
The scrubber, by Dishcraft's account, is fast and uses water and energy more efficiently than people.
|
|
Seems like things that help people clean more efficiently might be a good market to pursue.
|
|
Criminaljustice algorithms organise and sort through reams of data faster and more efficiently than people can.
|
|
The more efficiently firms can serve customers, the better their cost proposition relative to driving alone.
|
|
Eventually, the system could be used to help people with movement disorders to communicate more efficiently.
|
|
And there are technologies which will allow you to use it more efficiently and more effectively.
|
|
According to Barton, it uses cutting-edge technology to make sure your metabolism is running efficiently.
|
|
And they can do all of this much more efficiently than teams of ground-based conservationists.
|
|
Businesses will tell you that arbitrators can resolve disputes more cheaply and efficiently than the courts.
|
|
I climax as quickly and efficiently as a teenage boy discovering PornHub for the first time.
|
|
The trillion-dollar U.S. construction industry is able to operate more efficiently and reduce costly errors.
|
|
Because of this, researchers haven't been able to efficiently alter single letters in the genetic code.
|
|
The true test of any technology's value lies in how efficiently it can bring you pizza.
|
|
It's just helping people get their jobs done better and more efficiently, to make better decisions.
|
|
After Memorial Day, summer vacations often make it difficult to efficiently move through the hiring process.
|
|
Our electrical grid needs a major overhaul, and technology could help make electricity move more efficiently.
|
|
I was more inclined to respond to messages quickly and efficiently, then return to my desk.
|
|
The course is intended to efficiently deepen your storytelling, not just rush through the planning process.
|
|
They were attacking efficiently and effectively, shutting down every defensive strategy that VP threw at them.
|
|
It's the only surefire way to efficiently download media directly to your laptop on the go.
|
|
It just doesn't actually matter all that much, because you can score efficiently running any offense.
|
|
In a broken system, he solves problems efficiently, but certainly, not justly, nor without innocent casualties.
|
|
And, given its scope, it critical that the FDA operates as efficiently and effectively as possible.
|
|
Apple has no vested interest in you getting from point A to point B more efficiently.
|
|
And with this reality comes the challenge of how to effectively and efficiently manage it all.
|
|
Assuming it is done efficiently, the issue of empty seats accruing no extra cash should disappear.
|
|
That will mean making education and training flexible enough to teach new skills quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Ahead, I'm sharing five invaluable things I learned about how to travel most affordably and efficiently.
|
|
We have created ways to move ever more swiftly and efficiently across continents, oceans and skies.
|
|
They say the private sector can carry out transportation projects more efficiently than the federal government.
|
|
Normally, private entities have the incentive to act efficiently and reduce costs because of competitive forces.
|
|
It helped all drivers work more efficiently, leaving more time to provide better service, Levis said.
|
|
Is your boss so pushy and overbearing that you find yourself unable to accomplish anything efficiently?
|
|
Finally, Congress must wield its oversight powers to ensure that implementation moves forward effectively and efficiently.
|
|
Through technology that uses AI and machine learning, alt lenders are able to efficiently onboard customers.
|
|
Another way to save money and shop more efficiently is by buying some supplies in bulk.
|
|
Pairs may also find mistakes more efficiently by switching between coding and checking their partner's work.
|
|
Updating energy infrastructure will keep energy moving efficiently, ensuring reliable access for homes and for businesses.
|
|
When you have so much money flowing into companies, it's often not used efficiently, he said.
|
|
Opponents, however, say the legislation is too vague and would be too expensive to operate efficiently.
|
|
" The company insists that it is "committed to helping cities and citizens navigate efficiently and safely.
|
|
Every year, airlines transport passengers literally billions of miles around the globe safely, reliably and efficiently.
|
|
We must ensure that we use it efficiently and smartly to the benefit of all Americans.
|
|
Republican voters are more efficiently distributed across the country than Democrats, who are concentrated in cities.
|
|
Frequent testing helped U.S. designers use plutonium more efficiently and experiment with many different warhead designs.
|
|
High-quality dishwashers leave your dishes sparkling clean and dry while efficiently using water and electricity.
|
|
Nelumbo raised about $2 million for technology to make heating and cooling systems operate more efficiently.
|
|
Reinventions like these could allow companies to train and retrain their employees more efficiently says Thomas.
|
|
State and local governments — or the private sector — could far more cost-efficiently deliver many services.
|
|
Thanks to social media, we can "keep in touch" with many more friends, much more efficiently.
|
|
They buy it because it does the job more efficiently and more effectively than a human.
|
|
Hardiness develops most efficiently when temperatures gradually get colder throughout the transition from autumn to winter.
|
|
Making sure these larger muscles are strong helps you live your life more comfortably and efficiently.
|
|
They know how to draw and then exploit double teams, create for others, and score efficiently.
|
|
Ultimately, The Mandalorian's chief effect is of an efficiently paced show that is nevertheless devastatingly boring.
|
|
Ducey says with Guard units helping to direct distribution, each store can be stocked more efficiently.
|
|
On the other hand, doctors faced increasing pressure to see and treat patients quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Planes today are still unsustainable even if you're trying to use them as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Athletes glide faster down hills and cover ground more efficiently through the rest of the course.
|
|
It's that sports are available more frequently and efficiently via a mobile device and the internet.
|
|
Chris Petrella, the chief executive, said people were just as productive because they worked more efficiently.
|
|
They run on electricity, but far more efficiently than the electric appliances of our parents' generation.
|
|
Those weapons of war were designed to kill people as effectively and as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Ms. Gittens said that technological innovations will help passengers navigate the buildings more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Smarter Living: You can boost the efficiency of your household energy use by boiling water efficiently.
|
|
Smarter Living: You can increase the efficiency of your household energy use by boiling water efficiently.
|
|
Republicans, in short, are more efficiently distributed in a system that rewards spreading voters across space.
|
|
If they save money by caring for the patient more efficiently, they share in the savings.
|
|
Fortunately, big tech companies like Apple and Google offer tools to quickly and efficiently share pictures.
|
|
The only way for a national mobilization to happen quickly and efficiently is with presidential leadership.
|
|
"It helps farmers use fertilizer more efficiently," he says — efficiency that can ultimately improve crop yield.
|
|
It cooks more evenly and efficiently, without the stovetop pot's noisy need to let off steam.
|
|
However, the company needs to reel in its expenses and operate more efficiently first, Seymour said.
|
|
"We will finish efficiently and quickly so we can all go have an election," he said.
|
|
Diesel engines burn fuel more efficiently than gasoline ones, but they produce more harmful nitrogen oxides.
|
|
But we can find ways to spend more efficiently, to get more out of each dollar.
|
|
These companies are each looking for ways to get orders to customers more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
The United States today is the global leader in technology because it creates it more efficiently.
|
|
The "market" for LME storage is not working and it hasn't worked efficiently for many years.
|
|
"We're going to have to take a look at that, and start running things more efficiently."
|
|
The findings from this study could lead to cancer treatments that can efficiently target the protein.
|
|
Markets are functioning efficiently and we have reduced the number of hungry people around the world.
|
|
We are doing everything efficiently and trying to export that to the rest of the world.
|
|
By learning that water can be dispensed more efficiently from five-gallon jugs than from bottles.
|
|
U.S. shale producers survived by drilling more efficiently, securing discounts from service companies and slashing headcounts.
|
|
Trucking, notoriously a battle between schedule and sleep, is more safely and efficiently done by robot.
|
|
She told me that relying on firms like Accenture helps Google adjust staffing levels more efficiently.
|
|
"Medical Knowledge does not find its way into practice efficiently," argues Amboss co-CEO Benedikt Hochkirchen.
|
|
A second effort nudges providers to move patients more efficiently through surgery centers to prevent delays.
|
|
Second, Congress should make it easier for federal agencies to more efficiently navigate environmental review processes.
|
|
The company's efforts to operate more efficiently produced significant environmental value – and helped its bottom line.
|
|
The problem is how to do this efficiently and without losing the forest for the trees.
|
|
It can enable businesses to reach more customers and move their products more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Management consulting is the industry for experts who can tell businesses how to run more efficiently.
|
|
You would want the workers in your factory to perform physical tasks as efficiently as possible.
|
|
To operate efficiently and seamlessly, Trigger stores the credit card information of users to facilitate donations.
|
|
He had to perform this task quickly and efficiently because if she cried, he was beat.
|
|
Keeping one handy will allow you to efficiently clear off your windows and lights before driving.
|
|
Productivity apps help companies or individuals get work done more efficiently, like Slack, Trello, or Asana.
|
|
On the contrary, it helps you define and solve problems more efficiently, creatively, and collaboratively.2.
|
|
An online head count, the reasoning goes, should reach more households more efficiently than mailed forms.
|
|
And to not crash into each other and to, you know, occupy the lanes more efficiently.
|
|
Kells discounts the authorship nonsense efficiently, but not before giving it an unjustified amount of airtime.
|
|
In this context, researchers compared 10 different diets, based on how efficiently they use America's farmland.
|
|
We believe if we can move them more efficiently we can do profound things for the economy.
|
|
Many new mines, for example, are designed to function at full capacity to keep them operating efficiently.
|
|
The title sequence for HBO's Silicon Valley is by far the most efficiently entertaining thing on television.
|
|
This is a way for drivers or similar to work out where they can work more efficiently.
|
|
HV Mode efficiently combines the gas engine and electrical power from the HV battery to drive Prime.
|
|
This enables developers to build and deliver software faster and more efficiently in a continuous delivery model.
|
|
Big data is increasingly key to understanding how people move, and helping them do so most efficiently.
|
|
New dividend, loan and guarantee policies will allow the emirate to more efficiently use its fiscal resources.
|
|
Security for the voting process can most efficiently and effectively be provided by full-time election protection.
|
|
Right now, iRobot is building maps to enable the Roomba to efficiently and effectively clean your home.
|
|
Another shortcoming of Chinese startups is expertise on how to enter markets outside China quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Remembering my goals and the techniques I want to employ helps the food go down most efficiently.
|
|
Sakamoto explained that these dinos acquired specialized jaw structures that allowed them to process plant foods efficiently.
|
|
And technically speaking, these are not GIFs – Gfycat's content is compressed 20 times more efficiently than a .
|
|
Juncker added that European nations should bundle their defense spending better and spend the money more efficiently.
|
|
When prices (and wages) are set in free and competitive markets, the economy's resources are allocated "efficiently".
|
|
She said she believed blockchain technology could help large organizations, including disaster relief groups, run more efficiently.
|
|
Genre films face a chronic problem: they have to introduce viewers to new worlds quickly and efficiently.
|
|
This occurs when the heart is weakened and not able to efficiently pump blood throughout the body.
|
|
If Crawl doesn't have a standout setpiece, it's because the whole thing moves so quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Each is bespoke, designed by a computer to efficiently deal with the specific loads it must bear.
|
|
Cask had developed its own layer on top of that to run Hadoop-based deployments more efficiently.
|
|
Well-organised local authorities have dealt efficiently with the influx of asylum-seekers in 2015 and 2016.
|
|
Impelled to prove himself by constructing projects efficiently and profitably, Mr. Tishman learned by absorption and involvement.
|
|
Many workers will be empowered with these new tools, enabling them to work more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
And we can't efficiently tackle diversity and inclusion in tech without first examining the criminal justice system.
|
|
It also calls for more efficiently using Vietnam's hydropower and tapping into a domestic natural gas field.
|
|
They are showing signs of moving the ball efficiently in coach Alvin Gentry&aposs Twin Towers offense.
|
|
Not everyone agrees that Brussels manages subsidies more efficiently than national capitals, but its budget is tiny.
|
|
Poor countries tend to fall short of their agricultural potential because they use geographic resources less efficiently.
|
|
Humans will never be able to swim as efficiently as dolphins, but at least they can try.
|
|
Producing ammonium nitrate more energy efficiently might offset some of the greenhouse gasses, but that seems unlikely.
|
|
Lu, born in 1951, has risen through the ranks of Chinese business and officialdom quietly but efficiently.
|
|
In addition, the United States has a history of quickly and efficiently capitalizing these types of companies.
|
|
It enables students to take tests digitally and in turn teachers to grade the results more efficiently.
|
|
This isolated field grew a marijuana strain called "sinsemilla," or "seedless," which could be packed more efficiently.
|
|
Which, as Welser pointed out, is about as close as you can get to absolute zero efficiently.
|
|
HM: Well, for one thing, you can estimate the likelihood of someone getting a mortgage pretty efficiently.
|
|
A lot of modern campaigning is how do you reach the people you want to reach efficiently.
|
|
Conservative policy experts argue states will find ways to administer the program more efficiently under the change.
|
|
Right now, technologists don't know how to store electricity from renewable energy at scale cheaply or efficiently.
|
|
In other words, option prices are efficiently priced and reflect the known information about the underlying security.
|
|
That's all done with the help of specially evolved enzymes, which make the reactions happen more efficiently.
|
|
"They wanted to make sure that taxpayer dollars were being used as efficiently as possible," he said.
|
|
They also concentrated on disciplines that allowed them to meet the skills-based immigration criteria most efficiently.
|
|
It even cleans hardwood floors easily and efficiently with its folding handle that makes storage a breeze.
|
|
The job of graphic design is to communicate important information as quickly and as efficiently as possible.
|
|
The factory floor spans oceans and borders and cannot function efficiently with tariff walls between its operations.
|
|
Apple says the new chip makes the headphones perform more efficiently and connect to your device faster.
|
|
When you combine simple statistics and machine learning, you can definitely route a vehicle much more efficiently.
|
|
That's not to say that Reliance Jio is efficiently handling the hammering data requests on its network.
|
|
This 3-hour lesson teaches you how to efficiently manipulate data in Excel like a spreadsheet ninja.
|
|
"Reasonable network management" refers to an internet provider's handling of data so that everything flows more efficiently.
|
|
Drone inspections allow utilities to more efficiently identify and predict issues with vegetation overgrowth and broken components.
|
|
Because of all this we move more efficiently throughout the day, because we're connected on this level.
|
|
To do this more efficiently in the future, Reali is looking to machine learning and artificial intelligence.
|
|
The creations made by human hands have been so efficiently razed that not a single stone remains.
|
|
A more efficiently-run military, in tune with the contemporary societal and security landscape, has its merits.
|
|
"I marvel at how effectively and efficiently we've been able to conduct the restoration," Mr. Boulware said.
|
|
Despite these risks, the company has had a good track record in efficiently integrating its acquired assets.
|
|
Besides the nuts-and-bolts of completing tasks efficiently, what are we looking for in our helpers?
|
|
The second day was a pivot to critical infrastructure and making sure the city could run efficiently.
|
|
But now, a new "beverage hydration index" provides evidence-based suggestions for how to most efficiently hydrate.
|
|
This coffee machine might be cheap, but it also works efficiently to produce all your favourite drinks.
|
|
On the company's foray into health care, Chan said Ping An helps doctors to work more efficiently.
|
|
Developed by scientists in Australia, the robot is able to spread larvae more efficiently than divers. 3.
|
|
They found that cardiac output (how efficiently the heart pumps blood) was the same in both positions.
|
|
"Our priority is to safely and efficiently get customers to their destinations," Booker said in a statement.
|
|
To keep costs in check, Amazon must not only maintain dozens of warehouses, but run them efficiently.
|
|
The Volo towel, on the other hand, absorbs water and dries my hair efficiently without damaging it.
|
|
You do everything you can think of to prioritize, schedule time for important things, and work efficiently.
|
|
How to get hired, according to GlassdoorSoftware architects build software that enables businesses to operate more efficiently.
|
|
These chains can only function efficiently if barriers to cross-border trade are not creating undue friction.
|
|
If such banking were allowed, agencies would have an incentive to spend more efficiently on wildfire management.
|
|
AI has the potential to suss out and adapt to criminal-behavior patterns more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Tech makes it possible — especially for startups — to operate much more efficiently and at a lower cost.
|
|
If management underperformed, an acquirer would buy the company on the cheap and operate it more efficiently.
|
|
Many of these capabilities are designed to help the iPad function more efficiently as a productivity device.
|
|
In achieving the proper balance, however, the VA needs to ensure that they provide quality care efficiently.
|
|
He teaches guests how to uses their senses most efficiently before meeting Doc Chocolate, a seasoned chocolatier.
|
|
They want a robust and stable operating system that will let them work as efficiently as possible.
|
|
What matters is that governments spend enough to keep the economy humming along as efficiently as possible.
|
|
Apparently, this is how Bruce Dickinson does tourism: quickly, efficiently, and with a considerable amount of flair.
|
|
Climate change has made it more more crucial than ever to produce food as efficiently as possible.
|
|
This helps them collaborate more efficiently as they carve out a new tool for developers to use.
|
|
Serafinowicz's infectious enthusiasm for everything around the game spread through me as efficiently as the common cold.
|
|
Forty-nine percent said Clinton can "manage the government efficiently," while 42 percent said so of Trump.
|
|
"The best thing for states to collect revenue fairly and efficiently is to set standards," Buhl said.
|
|
Outside of the third inning, when he gave up a grand slam Andrelton Simmons, he pitched efficiently.
|
|
Gradually, perhaps imperceptibly, automated systems will function so much more efficiently that humans will become mere bystanders.
|
|
Tech Tip Q. How do I efficiently manage my email with three devices: computer, phone and tablet?
|
|
A: I supervise the milling operation on the first shift and make sure every process runs efficiently.
|
|
They run effectively and efficiently, accomplishing an incredible amount in a wide range of states and communities.
|
|
He was oiling the wheels of commerce, efficiently allocating capital where it could best be used, no?
|
|
A laying hen can live six years or longer, but stops laying eggs efficiently after a year.
|
|
Moreover, warmblooded mothers procreate more efficiently if they have a mate to help nurture their defenseless litter.
|
|
But perhaps the feature that most efficiently tackles this goal is our Weekly News Quiz for Students.
|
|
These systems promise to help doctors evaluate patients more efficiently, and less expensively, than in the past.
|
|
Our bodies simply break down with time — our DNA accumulates damage, our organs don't function as efficiently.
|
|
Over 653,265 buildings were inspected, but city officials realized the process could have been completed more efficiently.
|
|
To make the most of the allowable space, the house is designed as efficiently as a ship.
|
|
It also has AI-driven candidate evaluation tools, which can help hiring managers review candidates more efficiently.
|
|
So his customers are more concerned with getting their devices into orbit quickly and efficiently, Beck added.
|
|
It makes sense that systemic problems can be more efficiently identified and addressed through truly anonymous feedback.
|
|
Using proprietary power controllers, the stations can deliver juice to the aircraft quickly and efficiently, Clark says.
|
|
Typically, a refurbished plant does run more efficiently, meaning it pollutes less on a per-hour basis.
|
|
"Kiksuya" may be a stand-alone episode, but it takes care of the necessary endgame setup efficiently.
|
|
Dyson says its design of flexible copper plates both prevents flyaways from escaping, and efficiently conducts heat.
|
|
He showed unerring command of Berg's devilishly difficult score, but he dispatched it too cleanly and efficiently.
|
|
Sabathia worked quickly and mostly efficiently with the diminished arsenal he has shown the past several seasons.
|
|
Infosys argues that it saves money for major American companies and allows them to operate more efficiently.
|
|
Scott knew she lacked the skills to teach her new hires how to make the coats efficiently.
|
|
Covariant was the only company that could handle every task as swiftly and efficiently as a human.
|
|
For example, though the internet enables online shopping, robotic distribution centers enable items to be delivered efficiently.
|
|
This allows us to deploy our resources more efficiently, and effectively target the sources of parasite transmission.
|
|
The government has said the new courts were needed to "make administrative judicial procedures run more efficiently".
|
|
Yet rats are superbly adapted to forage efficiently, breed often, and produce enough progeny to repopulate quickly.
|
|
It's a system we no longer need only suspect is designed to make denials come more efficiently.
|
|
By creating a price signal for food safety, USDA testing data helps the market operate more efficiently.
|
|
What greater purpose is there for large-capacity magazines today, when weapons are even more efficiently deadly?
|
|
By adding a little noise into the system, the bots helped the network to function more efficiently.
|
|
At this point when we still can't efficiently store energy, we need a little bit of everything.
|
|
It reportedly asks states to focus on requiring coal plants to take steps to run more efficiently.
|
|
Modern agriculture involves fields of mind-boggling size, and spraying them efficiently is a serious operational challenge.
|
|
Half-Life: Alyx's core combat skill is about using your hands to interact with your weapons efficiently.
|
|
Windows 10, like its many predecessors, needs occasional updates to keep the computer running efficiently and securely.
|
|
Since everything will be folded uniformly, any available storage space will be used more efficiently as well.
|
|
Good government is not just high policy, it&aposs making a machine work, day after day, efficiently.
|
|
These are our favorite Firefox productivity tweaks and hacks to help you work faster and more efficiently.
|
|
Novartis (NVS) is cutting more than 2,000 jobs in Switzerland, in a move to operate more efficiently.
|
|
One way to get out of debt more efficiently is to contribute any extra income you can.
|
|
"What is now happening is that robotics and digitization mean we can produce efficiently, locally," Donovan said.
|
|
"The city came to Sandi's rescue quickly and efficiently," West Palm Beach Mayor Keith James tells PEOPLE.
|
|
"At the end of the day, they're businesses trying to run as efficiently as possible," he says.
|
|
Smartly dressed professionals moved efficiently through the bright, twisting space, past gleaming white desks and espresso machines.
|
|
Let's instead use the market to allocate resources, which it does fairly and efficiently, by and large.
|
|
Investors have been watching that metric closely as a sign of how efficiently the bank is run.
|
|
That's hardly the way to run a democratic government that works efficiently and effectively for its citizens.
|
|
Somewhat. Am I pleased there are two efficiently-sized national monuments where before there was only one?
|
|
What greater purpose is there for large-capacity magazines today, when weapons are even more efficiently deadly?
|
|
The key to operating a ride-hail service efficiently is having enough drivers to meet rider demand.
|
|
City layout: Densely populated cities enable ride-hailing fleets to serve the entire passenger base more efficiently.
|
|
As we have seen with staffing for carshare operations, the problem is quite complex to solve efficiently.
|
|
When you're printing out lots of labels, you want to be able to type quickly and efficiently.
|
|
They found that staying hydrated -- which helps your heart pump blood more efficiently to your muscles, which then makes them work more efficiently -- was especially important for anyone with a body mass index (BMI) over 25, which is technically overweight and unfortunately applies to all too many of us.
|
|
So do your best to maximize your productivity and efficiently use your work hours to advance your objectives.
|
|
So you need to decide what is most important and how you leverage that increase efficiently and effectively.
|
|
Those are the technical recruiters who will get you to the best engineering talent faster and more efficiently.
|
|
Drillers will also need to start producing acreage swiftly and efficiently after shelling out princely sums for land.
|
|
Another way to use our resources more efficiently is to electrify everything: oil heaters, diesel trucks, gas stoves.
|
|
But it's possible that managing the existing transplant system more efficiently could also save a lot of lives.
|
|
Our technology and operations do interface with all aspects of the hotel to make sure it runs efficiently.
|
|
The scope for using energy more efficiently in both the advanced economies and the developing world is significant.
|
|
So maybe it's just because the Web part of the ecosystem is too early to do this efficiently.
|
|
The CrunchMatch networking app made it very easy to efficiently filter interests and find the right contact persons.
|
|
It's supposed to help your blood vessels work more efficiently and get blood to areas that need it.
|
|
Taranto says Plated is always evaluating new technologies that could help associates prepare foods and pack orders efficiently.
|
|
The Wilson X Connected Football tells you how far, how fast, and how efficiently you throw the ball.
|
|
With everyone on the same app, regardless of device or location, you can communicate faster and more efficiently.
|
|
How can this flavor of enterprise software business run so much more efficiently than their traditional enterprise brethren?
|
|
And you really have to do your homework very quickly and efficiently, if you can, to face this.
|
|
Like others like Cloudera, Sensu builds its business around helping companies deploy this otherwise open source technology efficiently.
|
|
"Generally, younger birds' livers cannot handle the toxins as efficiently as more mature birds," the press release explained.
|
|
With that, though, has come both government censorship and a way to get propaganda to large audiences efficiently.
|
|
And the exhaust systems of snarled-up vehicles work less efficiently than those of ones on the move.
|
|
For example, in dense urban areas, wireless terrestrial systems can efficiently serve end users and support backhaul links.
|
|
Local governments collect a lot of data, but they aren't always great at organizing and using it efficiently.
|
|
HealthMatch uses machine learning and proprietary algorithms to efficiently match patients with the trials for which they're eligible.
|
|
Instead, the game deftly and efficiently uses its first playthrough to put you in the right emotional space.
|
|
By improving the flow of traffic, such systems can enable today's highway infrastructure to be used more efficiently.
|
|
It allows us to match much, much more efficiently, and allows the ride to take less turns. Right.
|
|
Plus, it would allow traffic controllers to decide more efficiently which planes should land first, meaning fewer delays.
|
|
One study found that fitness trackers mounted onto shoes measured movement more efficiently than those at hip level.
|
|
Bump stocks attachments change how the trigger is pulled and allow shooters to shoot multiple rounds more efficiently.
|
|
"That will mean making education and training flexible enough to teach new skills quickly and efficiently," we concluded.
|
|
So I have an idea of what it's going to take to make our government work more efficiently.
|
|
Facebook is testing a new feature that allows merchants to more efficiently sell items on a live stream.
|
|
Brady and his offense operated efficiently, scoring a touchdown on the team's first drive to seal the deal.
|
|
"I'm the Mayweather of pot," he tells me, obviously proud in his ability to represent himself so efficiently.
|
|
"Taxpayers expect and deserve that federal grant dollars will be used efficiently and honestly," the Justice Department said.
|
|
"Scarring in general affects the muscle's ability to work effectively and efficiently during a muscle contraction," she says.
|
|
Software companies commanding the best valuations today are ones that use capital efficiently, maximizing growth while minimizing losses.
|
|
Monetary policy does not affect how efficiently workers can be matched to jobs, or the level of unionisation.
|
|
Because it lacks the bulky parts of the marijuana plant, the sinsemilla strain can be packed more efficiently.
|
|
Basically, the new platform makes laptops work like how we're used to smartphones working: instantly, quietly, and efficiently.
|
|
I THINK EVERYBODY WANTS CAPITAL TO BE ABLE TO FLOW, TO BE EFFICIENTLY DEPLOYED, TO GENERATE ECONOMIC GROWTH.
|
|
The heating element has to get hot, quickly, and stay nice and hot to efficiently vaporize those botanicals.
|
|
Having a pool of workers always available makes the gig economy operate efficiently, but limits workers' bargaining power.
|
|
It also means your algorithm has to train efficiently, which may involve all kinds of techniques and shortcuts.
|
|
She has a track record of proven, popular efforts to getting broadband where it's needed fast and efficiently.
|
|
Traders are widely expected to benefit as they thrive off efficiently moving products between regions with price dislocations.
|
|
On dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of computers, the malware can mine cryptocurrency far faster and more efficiently.
|
|
Both companies say they aim to help reduce congestion by helping cars more efficiently get to their destinations.
|
|
"Compared to 'standard' chloroplasts, these iridoplasts can capture light better and use it more efficiently," Whitney told Gizmodo.
|
|
But it costs $0 and it expands the system's total capacity by using the existing infrastructure more efficiently.
|
|
Because games are hived off from the real world, they can be practised without interference and mastered efficiently.
|
|
I'm trying to work more efficiently than usual since I have to leave early for the wedding rehearsal.
|
|
Waiting for sales also allows Amazon to choose and pick eligible products more efficiently based on customer interest.
|
|
"Is every dollar spent on the Medicaid side spent efficiently to the betterment of patient care?" he asked.
|
|
The upshot of this is that it doesn't take an autonomous robot to efficiently recycle or repair smartphones.
|
|
"The larger question is how should we most efficiently and effectively spend billions of dollars more," Coons said.
|
|
We know price-based policies like Pigouvian taxes (and cap-and-trade programs) can efficiently generate marginal changes.
|
|
The Chinese version, on the other hand, features two portals to more efficiently comb through the museum's relics.
|
|
From supplier credit to inventory management, Eximchain helps businesses connect, transact, and share information more efficiently and securely.
|
|
And often, they're right about that—there are ways in which our political system hasn't been efficiently responsive.
|
|
The researchers hope to find new ways to efficiently visualize greater amounts of radar data in real time.
|
|
Meanwhile, volunteers regularly usurp Tanzanian professionals, who could do their job more efficiently without foreigners crowding them out.
|
|
The team is constantly focused on learning more about the museum and how to assist visitors more efficiently.
|
|
Several chains are using kiosks and other technology that allow orders to be placed more rapidly and efficiently.
|
|
Whichever way you twist it, radical science is the method that can help and save us most efficiently.
|
|
Even small, individual actions, like being more responsible about food waste or using AC more efficiently, do matter.
|
|
The most precious resource that ought to be most efficiently managed is not hardware cycles, but human cycles.
|
|
Nomura, Japan's largest brokerage and investment bank, said in May it wanted to use its capital more efficiently.
|
|
Wal-Mart is testing drones it says will help it manage its warehouse inventory more efficiently, and Amazon.
|
|
"He has a huge empire that he's built that needs to be operated and run efficiently," he said.
|
|
When credit markets are weak, investors have concerns about a company's future ability to efficiently pay down debt.
|
|
DeepMind combined external memory with deep learning to create an algorithm that can efficiently navigate the London Underground.
|
|
A CR-V will get you anywhere a normal human being is likely to go, comfortably and efficiently.
|
|
It's similar to a culinary preparation, you need to pick the right tools in order to proceed efficiently.
|
|
Which is not to say the MTA isn't working diligently to make the subway system work more efficiently.
|
|
ThaiBev efficiently uses its 7,000 delivery trucks and 400,103 retailers across the nation for its entire beverage portfolio.
|
|
President Xi Jinping also called on the Communist Party to be governed "systematically, creatively and efficiently", Xinhua said.
|
|
"If it's proprietary in nature, there will be no way to [connect cars] efficiently, safely, securely," said Courville.
|
|
All of that science we were doing was focused on regulating effectively, and by that I mean efficiently.
|
|
Ozone is created more readily at such elevation, and engines work less efficiently and spit out more pollutants.
|
|
"For higher-income people, higher co-pays can actually encourage people to use care more efficiently," Solomon said.
|
|
Effective department and agency deputies are essentially chief operating officers who ensure the organization runs efficiently and effectively.
|
|
IBM and Google, meanwhile, are devising new chips specifically built to run AI software more quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Automattic plans to launch more products over time so you can work more efficiently as a remote team.
|
|
This genius gadget calculates the best and fastest route for each room in order to clean more efficiently.
|
|
In contrast, other whistleblower programs have been shown to be extremely successful at recovering funds efficiently and successfully.
|
|
Pakistan must improve how efficiently water is used in all sectors, the GCISC's Banuri told the CSCCC meeting.
|
|
Every one of the programs is efficiently matching revenues to costs and is funded through modest payroll taxes.
|
|
CrunchMatch — a free, business match-making service — efficiently connects founders and investors with similar business interests and profiles.
|
|
Close friends and family are likely to understand their loved ones better and therefore to give more efficiently.
|
|
Higher property taxes can efficiently capture some of the astronomical gains that landowners near successful cities have enjoyed.
|
|
Today, several emerging technologies could enable the U.S. to police our border both more effectively and more efficiently.
|
|
Third, moving money across exchanges can be messy and inefficient, and requires lots of collateral to do efficiently.
|
|
Five years ago, Herrera discovered Kindara, which she says helps her track her cycle more efficiently and responsibly.
|
|
Elected officials have a responsibility to use American taxpayer dollars prudently and efficiently to support U.S. national interests.
|
|
Venning went on to state that the business was committed to operate as efficiently and cleanly as possible.
|
|
There is no "market failure" rationale for government involvement, and the private sector could do it more efficiently.
|
|
The world needs a template for how to efficiently conduct such studies and keep them up to date.
|
|
So I have an idea of what it's going to take to make our government work more efficiently.
|
|
The more exhausted your brain, the less efficiently you'll operate and the more likely you'll make a mistake.
|
|
Joe: Chris uses a nanotechnology that allows the THC and cannabinoids to absorb more efficiently into the body.
|
|
Indoor farming has gained traction in recent years, seen as a way to feed more people more efficiently.
|
|
A scythe will pay its way quickly, efficiently and ethically — as well as giving you a nice workout.
|
|
It's extremely nice to watch patiently shot videos of someone confidently and efficiently showing off their own mastery.
|
|
Congress doesn't evaluate whether these subsidies are delivered efficiently and in many cases, they duplicate existing spending programs.
|
|
"We really rushed into the supersonic age before we had the technology to do it efficiently," Scholl said.
|
|
But there are algorithms that can solve some cases efficiently, and other algorithms that produce good approximate solutions.
|
|
The Palestinian Authority claims that the Hamas officials in Gaza are simply incapable of running the plant efficiently.
|
|
Republicans argue this would give states more flexibility and would allow them to spend their money more efficiently.
|
|
However, it cited "still significant room" for the bank to use its funds more efficiently to improve returns.
|
|
The early land vertebrates, known as tetrapods, evolved adaptations that enabled them to move efficiently over solid ground.
|
|
Though the problem is simple, the inability for computers to solve it efficiently is indicative of present limitations.
|
|
"It's not an exact calculation but most people believe that you can't solve the problem efficiently," he continued.
|
|
The ability to efficiently break down alcohol quickly should help patients wake up earlier and prevent alcohol poisoning.
|
|
I think profit is a way of measuring how efficiently a business or a society is being run.
|
|
I'm able to work efficiently, without too much worry that I'll contaminate something or leak developing fluid everywhere.
|
|
Getting organized, doing some spring cleaning, improving your diet, and using your time efficiently will all be priorities.
|
|
Fusion isn't easy to achieve— at least, efficiently enough to make it a feasible replacement for fossil fuels.
|
|
As a result, it can round out the products and services needed to efficiently run a call center.
|
|
Market participants said the futures contracts will allow investors to diversify their portfolios and deploy capital more efficiently.
|
|
Piper in the Dirty Panty Business, Maria can't quite figure out how to efficiently get her product out.
|
|
I watch my corpse bloat and then rot, as these birds arrive and eat my flesh very efficiently.
|
|
A cryptocurrency solution could let users efficiently tip much smaller amounts, which could lure people toward the behavior.
|
|
We want federal information management personnel to succeed, not just by remaining in compliance, but doing so efficiently.
|
|
If you're looking to level as efficiently as possible, however, you'll want to focus on one thing: Strikes.
|
|
The research builds on other Microsoft projects that aim to store data more efficiently in the long term.
|
|
Nothing works more efficiently in turning a man into a caricature than fame, and Mallarino is no exception.
|
|
This rig design has evolved over two centuries to efficiently harness the vagaries of wind and tidal current.
|
|
When companies are able to produce more efficiently, they can absorb higher labor costs without sacrificing profit margins.
|
|
They can do this because their muscles work incredibly efficiently — far more than their body size would suggest.
|
|
The L'Oreal Paris Magic Root Cover Up is an affordable concealing spray that covers roots quickly and efficiently.
|
|
We needed some way to be efficiently communicating with this name that we couldn't type on a keyboard.
|
|
They found that the cellular geometry of soap bubbles and honeycombs reappeared throughout nature because they pack efficiently.
|
|
The F.A.A. is trying to appear thorough and independent, while working efficiently to get the Max flying again.
|
|
Smarter Living: If you want to use energy more efficiently at home, think about how you boil water.
|
|
How efficiently a person metabolized one macronutrient was no predictor of how that person might respond to another.
|
|
Proponents of private prisons argue that they can save money, since private companies can run them more efficiently.
|
|
But as they become fitter, those same muscles respond more efficiently, using less energy for the same work.
|
|
South Korea efficiently implemented large-scale coronavirus testing, which helped health officials and citizens curb the illness' spread.
|
|
Zynq: Zynq is building an enterprise calendar tool that helps companies schedule meetings more efficiently across the board.
|
|
Cities can fairly and efficiently manage their curb space as valuable public real estate used for private parking.
|
|
What kinds of innovative solutions exist to increase efficiently while maintaining these vitally important facilities — and capacity — nationwide?
|
|
Still, the staff is both helpful and harried, intent on moving people in and out quickly and efficiently.
|
|
Ultimately, a deep-space atomic clock would allow NASA to pilot its spacecraft more efficiently with better accuracy.
|
|
Harmful disinformation spreads like wildfire, and if a viral app can efficiently fan those flames, we're in trouble.
|
|
SR: Now granted, getting it to run efficiently from that point is way harder in Unreal than Unity.
|
|
"You can push for sweeping criminal-justice reform while also efficiently prosecuting serious violent crimes," Waxman told me.
|
|