Sentence examples for efficiency apart from inspiring English sources

Energy efficiency apart, these electric cars will be fairly conventional in terms of concept and styling.

But by adjusting that voltage continuously, ET efficiency falls apart for 4G/LTE and 802.11ac (WiFi) wireless standards, even up to 20 MHz bandwidth.

Public safety has been jeopardised by it, but beyond the specifics of that, exposure would reveal – all cost-efficiency rhetoric apart – how cynical the motives and wasteful the methods of privatisation actually are.

Advanced extraction technologies aim to provide high efficiency and selectivity apart from decreasing the demand for organic solvents causing toxic residuals.

As far as I could gather, Tillerson doesn't have much of an ideology, apart from efficiency.

Her brash style and forceful personality, not to mention her relentless efficiency, have set her apart in a courthouse infamous for inaction.

Apart from efficiency and determinism concerns, another advantage of reactive processors is that due to their comparatively simple structure (no caches, no pipelining) and their direct implementation of the synchronous model of computation it becomes feasible to precisely characterize their timing behavior.

"Herbart … saw that interest depended upon apperception, and that, apart from efficiency in the apperceptive mechanism, interest could not be aroused" (Hayward 1907: 40; cf. 57. 71.

You know what I mean if you've ever had the bad luck to tumble down the rathole of YouTube comment trolls, who can -- with an efficiency that sets them apart from all the other comment trolls, and believe me, some of those boys have serious game -- turn any posted video into a cesspool of ad hominem attacks.

But it was not just his efficiency that set his season apart from Allen's.

The advantages of the electrochemical system, apart from the efficiency, are: noiseless operation, purified hydrogen and simplicity of the system cooling.