Sentence examples for a rather efficient from inspiring English sources

"However, if you treat Facebook more like a dinner gathering, inviting only the closest friends and family, it can be a rather efficient way of staying in touch".

Yet the technology is still pricey, especially compared with a human, which, after all, is a rather efficient package of sensory and information-processing equipment.

It has been shown to be a rather efficient approach for determining the radiated sound power.

This also allows for a rather efficient computation of the set to determine the ⊥ result in the CONFIRM round.

The routing information that is not exchanged through the routing protocols is kept in DHTs, which supports a rather efficient access.

Electrocoagulation has been known for some time as a process capable of fractionating a number of organic substances in a rather efficient manner.

But, the question, "What animal goes 'oink, oink'?"—perhaps uttered in "Motherese" in a clear deliberate fashion so that it is readily comprehensible to a child will be rather efficient in generating thoughts of a pig.

Solar updraft power plants (SUPPs) form a very modern and rather efficient solar power technology.

This larger scale gord building activity, from the mid-8th century on, was a manifestation of the emergence of tribal organisms, a new civilizational quality, representing rather efficient proto-political organizations and social structures on a new level.

The ligand conformational sampling was rather efficient, with a correct pose found for a maximum of 84 complexes, obtained by Surflex.

But he was rather efficient as a rookie and represents value in the back of the third round.