Meanwhile, the chair of the Royal College of General Practioners, Dr Maureen Baker, has vowed to increase the recruitment and retention of GPs, and also to attract overseas doctors back to the NHS by streamlining the return process.
Modeling fluid flow and transport using streamlines dates back to the study of well pattern and total recovery by Muskat and Wyckoff in 1934.
The trend towards trying to shorten matches - which has had limited success - can be traced back to the 1950s, when Jimmy Van Alen invented the "Van Alen Streamlined Scoring System".
Many of Streamline's workers come from farming families, sending money back to the countryside with each paycheck.
Mr. Stringer has promised to bring Sony back to profit by streamlining decision-making and more creatively linking the company's hardware, Web and entertainment businesses.
Hake took Maytag back to basics by streamlining manufacturing, improving quality and cutting overhead.
As for reform, the Republican Party has spent much of the last decade beating back efforts to streamline the system or to make life for the undocumented easier, fairer, safer or more lawful.
Best of all, the élite and populist systems of higher education would finally begin to interlock gears and run as one: the best-endowed schools in the country could give something back to their nonexclusive cousins, streamlining their own teaching in the process.
Beepi knows that a major barrier for this type of transaction is the vehicle registration process — which is why their business model provides the guarantee of cash back in order to streamline the process and help close more deals.
But Shell hung back, preferring to streamline its operations, industry analysts said.
