But it's not the most streamlined or efficient way to meet the market need.
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A barebones version of a modern hit This is the formula at its most streamlined.
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This is seen as the most streamlined way to handle business needs that are common across companies.
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Splatoon 2 Let's Go — which comes in both Pikachu and Eevee varieties — is the most streamlined entry in the franchise to date.
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Out May 18 on Exploding In Sound, Two Parts Together is the Brooklyn band's most streamlined batch of songs and their most transparent.
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Plenty of fans will tell you without hesitation that the first person shooters of the 1990s and early 2000s are among the best and most streamlined games, period.
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In my own tiny bathroom, I installed a Donald Judd-inspired floating counter and the most streamlined fixtures I could find, including a showerhead that is a straight perforated rod.
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There are already a few third-party options that offer similar services, of course, but given the tight integration between Minecraft and Paint 3D, this should be the most streamlined way yet.
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While Biem is not the first online testing program to come into existence, it's one of the most streamlined—it allows users to first consult one of its specialists before undergoing a test.
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Linkin Park, which released its debut album, "Hybrid Theory," in 2000, was the most streamlined and pop-friendly of that generation's king-size bands — less shambolic than Korn, more mature than Limp Bizkit.
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In fact, it's one of the most streamlined experiences the gig economy has given us thanks to Grubhub's habit of buying up every popular food ordering services in existence, including Seamless, MenuPages, and most recently, Foodler.
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Their new album is the band's most streamlined effort to date, benefitting from Borcherdt's strengthened songwriting ability, Walsh's accumulated hours behind the boards, and a collective decision to record in a proper studio for the first time.
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The princes selected "the most streamlined, athletic-looking toads for themselves," while the rest of their friends and party "were invited to pick our runners for the 'Nevis Toad Derby,' a race they had devised to be run over 15 feet, and place our bets," former bodyguard Ken Wharfe shares in his recently updated book, Diana: Closely Guarded Secret.
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There is almost no opportunity for gene transfer for endosymbiotic bacteria, and thus genome compaction can be extreme. One of the smallest bacterial genomes ever to be sequenced is that of the endosymbiont Carsonella rudii. At 160 kbp, the genome of Carsonella is one of the most streamlined examples of a genome examined to date.
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John Franck of AllMusic gives the album a 4.5 star rating. He has retrospectively said that Misplaced Childhood was "not only the band's most accomplished release to date, but also its most streamlined... With its lush production and punchy mix, the album went on to become the band's greatest commercial triumph, especially in Europe where they would rise from theater attraction to bona fide stadium royalty". In 2015, Ryan Reed of Ultimate Classic Rock called the record "the cornerstone of the entire 'neo- prog' movement".
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It was one of the most streamlined and fastest sport cars of its time with a maximum speed of above 300 km/h (186mph). Both the Turbo Targa and the CW 311 had their debut in the German movie Car napping of 1980. Later cars included the bb Flatnose Porsche, the bb Magic Top Mercedes, the bb VW Polo Paris/Carat and a conversion of one of the last Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman with free standing wing arches in 1930s style.Peter Vann, Dirk Maxeiner: Die schönsten Autos der Welt, Motorbuch Verlag 1984, , S. 108 ff.
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These scales did not overlap, and were aligned to point backwards along the fish, in the most streamlined direction, but beyond that, often appear haphazard in their orientation. The scales themselves approximate the form of a teardrop mounted on a small, bulky base, with the base often containing a small rootlet with which the scale was attached to the fish. The "teardrop" often contains lines, ridges, furrows and spikes running down its length in an array of sometimes complex patterns. Scales found around the gill region were generally smaller than the larger, bulkier scales found on the dorsal/ventral sides of the fish; some genera display rows of longer spikes.
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1949 Nash 600 Super two-door Airflyte The 1949 Nash 600 featured a new design based on the aerodynamic Airflyte series that was developed by Nils E. Wahlberg, Nash's Vice President of Engineering. The new cars stood out among the competition, six inches (152 mm) lower than the 1948s with a rounded body with unusual enclosed fenders so that detractors dubbed them the "bathtub" Nashes. "The envelope shape was the most streamlined form on the road, a large step ahead of the vaguely similar Packard" at that time. The 600 became the economical series competing with Chevrolet, Ford, and Plymouth; while the Ambassador became the premium models and up against brands as Buick, Oldsmobile, Mercury, Chrysler, DeSoto, and Hudson.
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The overall drag coefficient on the standard McLaren F1 is , compared with for the faster Bugatti Veyron, and for the SSC Ultimate Aero TT, which was the fastest production car from 2007 to 2010. The vehicle's frontal area is and the S·Cd figure is 0.57. Because the machine features active aerodynamics these are the figures presented in the most streamlined configuration. The standard McLaren F1 features no wings to produce downforce (compare the LM and GTR editions); however, the overall design of the underbody of the McLaren F1 in addition to a rear diffuser exploits ground effect to improve downforce which is increased through the use of two electric Kevlar fans to further decrease the pressure under the car.
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Countries with United States military bases and facilities in 2016 Rome, Byzantium, the Tatar/Mongol Golden Horde, and the Ottoman Sublime Porte all provided two essential services—unhindered trade and security—in exchange for some amount of constant rapine and plunder and a few memorable incidents of genocide. The Tatar/Mongol Empire was by far the most streamlined: it simply demanded “yarlyk”—tribute—and smashed anyone who attempted to rise above a level at which they were easy to smash. According to Dmitri Orlov, the American empire is "a bit more nuanced: it uses the US dollar as a weapon for periodically expropriating savings from around the world by exporting inflation while annihilating anyone who tries to wiggle out from under the US dollar system." There were 38 large and medium-sized American facilities spread around the globe in 2005—mostly air and naval bases—approximately the same number as Britain's 36 naval bases and army garrisons at its imperial zenith in 1898.
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