Sentence examples for devise a more efficient from inspiring English sources

Short of sand-blasting it, you would be hard pushed to devise a more efficient mechanism for destroying the 3,300-year-old 3,300-year-old 3,300-year-old

Bezos had devised a more efficient way to buy books.

Mankind has not yet devised a more efficient method of turning savings into investment.

A key difference between Experiments 1 and 2 is that Experiment 1 also assesses the benefit of hierarchical and progressive alignment, whereas Experiment 2 assesses structural alignment and corrective feedback alone, without progressive or hierarchical alignment, in an effort to devise a more time-efficient means of intervention.

As only a small percentage of the nodes were capable of performing efficient air-to-ground communications we concluded the need to devise a more suitable network architecture by combining opportunistic and satellite communication systems.

Modeling the natural design of tree limbs which Aidan predicted must serve a benefit for the trees to optimize sun collected to feed photosynthesis in the short, dark days of winter, Aidan worked to devise a potentially more efficient way to collect solar energy.

Using this monotonic property of the likelihood function, it is possible to devise a much more efficient search algorithm than the linear search approach [13].

A new and far more destructive era of global whaling was about to begin — in the eighteen-sixties, a Norwegian named Svend Foyn devised a radically more efficient way to kill whales, by firing explosive-tipped harpoons from a cannon mounted on a steam-powered, iron-hulled schooner — but the American industry was too demoralized to participate.

Increasing demand of radio bandwidth in recent years plus inefficient use of licensed bands has encouraged the researchers to devise a mechanism to allocate the radio bandwidth in a more efficient way.

Improvisation is a trafficker's greatest asset, and in recent years, Sinaloa has devised an even more efficient solution to the perennial challenge of getting marijuana across the border.

And a more efficient one.