If we get a Paul, I hope it's Rand, who sort of stole my heart at a recent Senate hearing on energy-efficiency standards, in which he blasted an Energy Department official, saying: "You don't care about the consumer, really.
More agreeable was his duty as earl marshal, choreographing the annual opening of Parliament by the monarch, a ceremony largely unchanged since medieval times.Everyone agreed that he brought a soldierly efficiency to the event, in which he had to walk backwards before the queen without tripping.
In this, the first of a two-part series on what the statistics portend for another significant leap from Murray in the coming season, we will take a look at his impressive offensive efficiency and the ways in which he can make further gains on that front.
We develop a testing application that allows us to determine the extent of available algorithms, and the efficiency in which they process.
In the courtroom, Duch has clearly taken pride in the efficiency with which he ran the prison, called Tuol Sleng, or S-21, and he seems to relish his role as the public face of the Khmer Rouge, whose leader, Pol Pot, died in 1998.
But there remains something a little clinical about the efficiency with which he dispatches these studies in perky wistfulness.
In addition to calling for improved fuel efficiency, which he repeated last week in a speech in Detroit, Mr. McCain said he supported an effort to develop an automobile battery that can travel 150 to 200 miles without a charge and would finance the research and development for that.
A business man would introduce into the administration of Government some of the economies, organization and efficiency which he has practiced in business.
The best bet for reducing the state's emissions may be energy efficiency, in which Vermont already excels.
