Sentence examples for be made efficient from inspiring English sources

"But if Braille can be made efficient at a low price, then it's a good idea indeed".

All of society could be made "efficient," could be industrially reëngineered to achieve higher and higher levels of output.

They persuaded the Soviet leadership that, using cybernetic principles and the newly developed computers, the centralised, planned Soviet economy could at last be made efficient.

"The office can't be made efficient in 18 months without a vast increase in finances," said Mr. Michel, who has made evangelizing for an overhaul of the office a pet cause.

The operation of the scheme will be made efficient through the use of tried and trusted technology, such as mobile phones.

Sanjeev Sanyal, Deutsche Bank's Global Strategist and Founder of the Sustainable Planet Institute, told the BBC's Asia Business Report that the basic electricity grids in each country need to be made efficient first, before anything else can be considered.

"We still have millions of homes that have not been made efficient as they could be and we are still building homes that we will have to retrofit in a very short period of time," said Lord Deben.

Optimization, in particular, is made efficient by adopting an Ant-colony optimization heuristic.

They are made efficient due to their high strength-to-weight and stiffness-to-weight ratios (Jones 1975).

Since this information is stored in secondary memory, its access is made efficient through the use of caching techniques.

How can government be made more efficient?