Creative businesses become less efficient when executives are directed from above or stretched too thin, said Harold L. Vogel, a longtime entertainment industry analyst.
That means that it will look like it is drawing a lower amount of power during lab testing – where vacuums are tried without actually hoovering dust – but then become less efficient when used in the home, according to Dyson.
This appears to cause Spark to become less efficient when the number of particles becomes large.
Explicit time stepping renders many high-resolution computational schemes to become less efficient when dealing with non-uniform grids typical of many aeroacoustic applications.
Field evidence of structural surfaces indicates that steep topographic slopes can be preserved from erosion over the long term, suggesting that hillslope erosion might become less efficient when the rock planar fabric is favorably oriented with respect to the escarpment slope.
We would have preferred to use alternative methods, such as multilevel analyses, as we lose information and the analyses become less efficient when we aggregate.
As both HiFSA and ActaPredict are based on an analysis of 1D H NMR spectra, the 1D approach may become less efficient when analyzing increasingly complex mixtures.
Internal female luer-type connectors on some microcannula systems on the market become less efficient when cannulas are redirected, placing a torque on the junction of cannula-syringe barrel, and allowing air leakage into the closed system (particularly in the longer cannula selections).
NHEJ becomes less efficient and less precise, when human fibroblasts enter replicative senescence [ 25], although replicative senescence of dermal fibroblasts induced in vitro is not associated with a significant slowing of removal of IR-induced DNA damage [ 56].
When dye molecules undergo aggregation, electron injection becomes less efficient, and overall conversion efficiency declines.
