Sentence examples for efficiency governed from inspiring English sources

The U.S. educational system was founded on a system of factory-floor efficiency, governed by ringing bells, classrooms specialized by subject and students organized by age.

Briefly, the twister is placed in the sample solution and stirred for a defined period of time, with extraction efficiency governed by analyte partition between the sorptive twister phase and the bulk solution.

But today's fuel injection systems are controlled by increasingly powerful onboard computers that regulate combustion efficiency, govern fuel economy and regulate emissions to federal and state standards.

Citing the "bureaucratic efficiencies" governing decisions, the "winner take all" mentality drummed into lawyers and the profession's ethics, which bear only a glancing familiarity with human morality, he exposes a system that encourages lying, permits truth to be stifled and allows evil men to roam free.

The average spectral efficiency for AMC mode n in our scheme, denoted as η n, is given by data rate of AMC mode n* probability that a user employs AMC mode n* transmission efficiency where transmission efficiency is governed by the average number of packet transmissions required until terminated.

The optimization of one phase only is not enough to obtain a structural insulating concrete because the thermal conductivity-to-strength efficiency is governed by both, the aggregate and the matrix.

In the analysis of NGS data, processing efficiency is governed predominantly by two factors: first, the sheer size of the individual datasets, and second, the vast number of datasets to be analyzed.

Let efficiency measures govern the existing "factory farm," she says, but create greenhouses and experimental gardens along the sides of the farm to nurture the risky investments that likely will take a number of years to bear fruit.