Beltran et al. [16] found that the aperture diameter of the cavity reaches a point of maximum efficiency when the aperture diameter is equal to 0.13 m which corresponds to a receiver aspect of ratio of 1.5.
He continued, "We have a point of view about fuel efficiency" — namely, that ultimately it is what car buyers, in the United States and around the world, are going to want.
As a result, the European telecommunications industry may have reached a point of equilibrium where price efficiencies and service offerings, though improved over the last twenty- five years, still may be improved considerably.
What's the point of efficiency if you're in a rush to finish something trivial?
The whole point of efficiency, she said, was to maximize "happiness minutes".
The sales organization is in the cull stage when it passes the tipping point of efficiency and sales effectiveness.
The point of efficiency is for us all to get rich and drop dead from overwork?
Every percentage point of efficiency, for some operations, can translate to revenue significant enough to the point that this kind of software is an easy sell.
During their playoff run, that number has ballooned to 110 points per 100 possessions, a level of efficiency rarely approached in the modern era.
In an effort to cut off any Tory move to outdo his plans by announcing even larger savings, Ed Balls, Mr Brown's adviser, made a point of claiming that any more ambitious efficiency savings would be unwise, and start to hit the quality of services.
As this "side" of the triangle has a common "vertex" with that studied in Olaizola and Valenciano (2015a), i.e. Jackson and Wolinsky's model without decay, this transition provides a point of comparison with the results for efficiency, stability, and dynamics in that transitional model.
