Specifically, an in situ MIDA boronate hydrolysis/two-directional double cross-coupling sequence between two equivalents of 11 and electronically activated trans-1-iodo-2-bromoethylene 4 yielded synechoxanthin bismethylester 12 in an overall very efficient one-pot operation.
What makes us different to, say, a very efficient robot, one with, perhaps, artificial intelligence?
The aluminum agreement, which Treasury Secretary [Paul H.] O'Neill was deeply involved in, has made it a very efficient industry, one with no national walls.
Edith Penrose, pointed to this fact in her classic 1959 book, writing 'There are many businessmen, and very efficient ones too, who are not trying always to make more profit if to do so would involve them in increased effort, risk, or investment' (Penrose, 2013, p. 31).
The use of a virtual species proved to be a very efficient method, allowing one to fully control the quality of the input data as well as to accurately evaluate the predictive power of both analyses.
These consist of the regulatory subunits of cAMP-dependent protein kinase fused with one antibody Fab fragment, and the anchoring domains of A kinase fused with the other Fab fragment This allows a very efficient production of bispecific trivalent antibodies, with one site binding the hapten and two sites binding the tumour antigen.
But economists have come to a consensus that one-time rebates are not a very efficient form of stimulus.
Therefore, mammalian sperm seem to be able to develop a very efficient metabolic response in the presence of very low glucose concentrations, showing one of the most efficient metabolic responses among mammalian cells [ 37].
At one point, she says to me that she doesn't like shopping but "I'm a very efficient shopper".
