If government gets too big, and too great a portion of the nation's income passes through it, he said, government becomes inefficient and unresponsive to the human needs "we do-gooders extol," and thus risks infringing on freedoms.
Dunbar argued furthermore that grooming (picking the nits out of the fur of the other individuals in your group), which is the behavior used by other primates to maintain relationships, becomes inefficient in a group of 150.
When everyone does everything — sews their own clothes, harvests their own crops, bakes their own bread — each act becomes inefficient, because generalists are rarely as quick or able as specialists.
At large the blockade mechanism becomes inefficient.
In field-programmable computing machines, a conventional fixed transactional memory becomes inefficient use of the silicon.
This raises the price above marginal costs and the market becomes inefficient.
A subset of ill-conditioned matrices has been identified, for which the dynamic ordering becomes inefficient.
However, the general-purpose k-means is slow and quickly becomes inefficient for large datasets.
This scheme, however, becomes inefficient if the number of macrocell users near femtocells increases.
Moreover, this approach becomes inefficient especially for cell edge region where MSs typically experience low SINR.
By contradiction, suppose that one of the efficient DMUs, say DMUl, becomes inefficient.
