Sentence examples for efficiency and sufficiency from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that the proposed IMs possess high efficiency and sufficiency for collapse capacity prediction of steel SMRFs equipped with FVDs.

The efficiency and sufficiency of different ground motion intensity measures are also evaluated, leading to the conclusion that in analyzed case, the peak ground acceleration demonstrates the best performance among selected intensity measures.

After determining the collapse capacity, IMcol, values by using each of the IMs, the efficiency and sufficiency of the IMs for predicting the seismic collapse capacity of the structures are investigated.

A thorough discussion of the efficiency and sufficiency of various IMs can be found in Luco and Cornell (2007).

The concept of strong sustainability that demands equal consideration of consistency, efficiency, and sufficiency allowed this study to open up a new perspective on these strategies.

It seems reasonable to speculate that serum YKL-40 could be used for monitoring the efficiency and sufficiency of medical treatment of patients with CAD and thereby assist the clinician in reducing the high occurrence of fatal cardiovascular events.

The evaluation of the IMs was also made by examining characteristics such as efficiency, proficiency and sufficiency.

Among some promising features, some obstacles also impede the implementation of sustainable management in terms of social equity, political legitimacy, empowerment and participation in decision-making processes, economic efficiency, and self-sufficiency, as well as ecological sustainability.

In the course of this undifferentiated attribution, the term CBNRM became a shibboleth for 'good governance', intrinsically fulfilling all demands of the relevant societal spheres ranging from social equity, political legitimacy, empowerment and participation in decision-making processes, economic efficiency, and self-sufficiency, as well as ecological sustainability (Fig. 1).

In a post-consumerist, beyond-growth world I suspect we will no longer be obsessed by "bigger" and "faster", and our definition of prosperity will be defined less by efficiency and more by sufficiency, by the quality of our lives and how to maximise it within the carrying capacity of the planet.

The third analytical perspective adopts the operational normative principles of strong sustainability that have been introduced by Daly [68] and elaborated by Ott and Döring [69]: sufficiency, efficiency, and consistency2.