Sentence examples for ability to make efficient from inspiring English sources

We conclude that landscape planning must aim at maintaining habitat quality and quantity above critical thresholds below which woodpeckers both lack enough resources and the ability to make efficient use of memory-based decisions.

Note these students also used their ability to simultaneously attend to all partitions to make efficient adjustments to their initial partitioning.

The ability to rapidly adapt to these changes enables bacteria to withstand harmful conditions and to make efficient use of resources available to them.

The conventional MADM methods lack the ability to make an efficient decision when imprecision or ambiguity is introduced to the data.

More importantly, it is about the ability to make economically efficient decisions about which products to offer, at what price, through which channels and to which customer.

It would be disappointing — for example — if regulation somehow required us to put the gatekeeper back into the process, thus stifling our innovation and ability to make finance efficient and fair.

It would be disappointing — for example — if regulation somehow required us to put the gatekeeper back into the process, thus stifling our innovation and ability to make finance efficient and fair.

Essentially, there's nothing stopping uBeam other than its ability to make the system efficient enough to release a commercially viable product.

It would be far more productive to direct this ire at the manufacturers of these vehicles, who have the ability to make them more fuel-efficient but don't -- and at our legislators, who do not require them to do so.

Afghanistan's economic development will require very long-term capacity building work, and India has the ability to make a key, and very efficient, contribution for many years to come.

The new development in 2000 was the Web's alchemical ability to make markets for books, software, or stocks more efficient.