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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already quite efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has reached a satisfactory level of efficiency at a certain point in time.
Example: "The new software update has made the system already quite efficient, reducing processing time significantly."
Alternatives: "already very effective" or "already fairly efficient."
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It can be observed that since RMGS and OOCMP are already quite efficient for uncorrelated signal, the gain in performance for CyRMGS and CyOOCMP are only significant for correlated signals.
Experimentation with Mathematica options to compile the most computing-intensive sections of the code did not produce significant performance improvements, suggesting that the coding of these functions is already quite efficient.
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Warehouses are semi-structured environment and can already be quite efficient for warehouses.
The only exception is Denmark, which is shown to already be quite efficient in the DEA even though the analysis of the residuals indicated it as a country with a smaller observed than estimated SSS volume.
Freight rail in the U.S. is already quite profitable and efficient (Warren Buffett invests heavily in it).
SambaNova joins an already quite large class of startups looking to attack the problem of making AI operations much more efficient and faster by rethinking the actual substrate where the computations happen.
But it was quite efficient".
Its administration has long been quite efficient.
"Intersections are already quite dangerous.
They're quite efficient at freezing.
"We think our method, our way, is quite efficient".
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