The phrase "acquire efficient" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity.
Example: "To improve productivity, we need to acquire efficient methods of operation."
Alternatives: "obtain effective" or "gain efficient".
Siemens A.G., the big German electronics concern, strengthened its position in the high-speed Internet business in the United States with its agreement yesterday to acquire Efficient Networks, a large maker of modems for fast Internet connections, for $1.5 billion in cash.
In this paper, a novel stereo matching scheme is proposed by jointly exploiting segmentation information, disparity continuity constraints as well as the adaptive support-weight (ASW) technique aiming to acquire efficient and accurate matching results.
In January, Adobe acquired Efficient Frontier, a digital and social media advertising company.
The defeat opened Yamagata's eyes to the superiority of the Western military system and convinced the leaders of the Sonnō Jōi movement that their "antiforeign" policy was doomed to failure unless Japan acquired efficient modern armament equal to that of the Western powers.
The company is also announcing that has hired Tony Russo, who most recently served as CFO at Adobe-acquired Efficient Frontier, as its new chief operating and finance officer.
Optimization of such parameters and configurations of piezoelectric actuators for acquiring efficient and precise shape control has been an interesting subject of research in recent years which is investigated in the present work.
Moreover, only Vpu proteins from the pandemic M Group of HIV-1 have acquired efficient tetherin counteraction (Sauter et al., 2009).
Ccnd2−/− mice indeed learned the task and developed a normal preference for the goal quadrant, but were significantly less precise for the exact goal position and were slower in acquiring efficient and spatially more precise search strategies.
Each individual ChIPx experiment is non-trivial to perform extensive time and effort must be spent to acquire effective antibodies and design efficient protocols to generate high-quality ChIPx data thus, it is important to develop methodology to help investigators to maximize the value of each individual ChIPx experiment.
In addition, older children acquire more efficient strategies for the coding, rehearsal, and retrieval of information that younger children do not possess.
We show that simple reinforcement learning mechanisms can explain how infants acquire these efficient contingency detection schemas.
