Sentence examples for a dramatically more efficient from inspiring English sources

"What I think will happen is this … we will be able to use coal and gas in a dramatically more efficient way, with dramatically lower emissions … that will happen over the coming decade as we make real progress, including cleaning up our brown coal power stations, with drying gasification and capturing, not for storage … but capture and reuse," Hunt said.

They claim to be able to enter any organisation, watch its workers for a short period, and then – using graphs, algorithms, and a jargon that makes quantum physics look like Sesame Street – render it dramatically more efficient, for a fee.

The first example shows that the stochastic programming formulation can result in better expected economic performance than the deterministic formulation, and that the NGBD solution method is dramatically more efficient than a state-of-the-art global optimization solver, especially for large numbers of scenarios.

"Red Ken" has always enjoyed stirring it among the rich, so he was probably quite happy at the stink he caused.Worldwide car ownership is growing around 5% a year, so if emissions from cars are to be cut, engines will have to become dramatically more efficient, or there will have to be a technological breakthrough to replace petrol with a clean fuel.

Making cars and trucks dramatically more efficient and developing alternatives to petroleum is a sea change.

The German sociologist Max Weber described how factories and bureaucracies became dramatically more efficient through growing technical expertise and, more importantly, a new division of labour, which divided work, specialized expertise, and coordinated individuals in a rule-based hierarchy.

"It's always faster to have inventory in one place … we're dramatically more efficient than we were," Clark said.

"They want a luxury S.U.V., so it's good they'll be able to buy one that's dramatically more efficient rather than the gas guzzler they'd be buying otherwise," he added.

And there is no prospect of any technological breakthroughs to make aviation dramatically more efficient and cleaner in the near future.In some ways the industry is a victim of its own success.

"To reach the 2050 goals for reducing petroleum use and greenhouse gases, vehicles must become dramatically more efficient, regardless of how they are powered," said Douglas M. Chapin, principal of MPR Associates, and chair of the committee that wrote the report.

Smart grid technologies that exist today, however, can give us the information to make our grid dramatically more efficient.