You don't need to be a typographic historian to realize that the simplicity of a font with no decorative details, like Helvetica, used in the logos of American Airlines and American Apparel, is intended to evoke efficiency, speed and clarity.
These state laws require different practices and discourage efficiencies and the clarity and cost savings of a consistent national or even regional program.
Between his illness and the medication to treat it, he has a limited number of hours a week when he can work at full efficiency, and his mental clarity is sometimes diminished.
An iterative qualitative usability testing approach was used to assess the program's usability (i.e., ease of navigation, clarity, efficiency and acceptability).
Efficiency and productivity increase with clarity.
11 Where possible, the instruments and procedures used to collect economic data should be pilot tested for efficiency, clarity, and ease of use.
A comprehensive and best metrics suite for ontology evaluation has been used for assessing the quality of proposed model which includes correctness, accuracy, consistency, soundness, task orientation, completeness, conciseness, expandability, reusability, clarity, integrity, efficiency and expressiveness.
Or read Tavi Gevinson's 2013 essay about Swift in The Believer, which goes track by track through Swift's discography, celebrating the efficiency, clarity, and persuasiveness of her style.
NICE specifies four criteria that must all be fulfilled to qualify for a minor update: a fundamental stage in the guideline for guideline process is neither added nor removed, a fundamental methods technique or step is neither added nor removed, one or more stakeholders will not obviously be disadvantaged, and the efficiency, clarity or fairness of the process or methodology will be improved.
