A method is given for identifying these observation sets based on the concept of treatment separation, which is a natural approach to the problem and provides a vastly more efficient computational procedure than a standard search routine for rank reducing observation sets.
Quantum computers could allow smart electrical grids to operate on a vastly larger scale and in a vastly more efficient manner.
As time went on, it took Yeager longer to get outside to relieve himself and it was vastly more efficient to wash a few short rugs he'd dribbled or streamed on.
Centralized solutions also have the advantages of things like "economies of scale" and "data centers which are more efficient than personal computers" and "databases which are vastly more efficient than blockchains".
Communication engineers say that when these substances are eventually incorporated in new telephone systems based on optical fibers, the transmission of voices and information will become vastly more efficient.
In countries like Senegal, which, with a population of 13 million, consumes about 600,000 tons of rice a year, cheap imports of staples like rice and wheat from farms in Asia that are vastly more efficient, and often government-subsidized, typically flood local markets.
After all, the premise of the promised supply-chain revolution is that manufacturers and their suppliers can become vastly more efficient if the chain becomes see-through and everyone knows how things are going.
Given the fact that natural gas, though a fossil fuel, is vastly more efficient and cleaner burning than coal or petroleum based products, this is a glaring and inexcusable omission explained only by the malign power of vested industrial and political interests.
They demand vastly more efficient cars and trucks, as well as more benign forms of coal, the world's most abundant fuel.
While no philanthropic organization is perfect in its administration or execution of its mission, the sector is vastly more efficient, innovative and transparent than any government program.
Some companies, academic organizations and research groups have shown that vastly more efficient practices are possible, although it is difficult to compare different types of tasks.
