Analyzing the efficiency of actions, productions, or organizational units is a fundamental problem of economic research.
While warning of the potential cost to economic efficiency of actions to improve income distribution, Mr Williamson concludes that "in a highly unequal region such as Latin America, opportunities for making large distributive gains for modest efficiency costs deserve to be seized".
The latter includes an analysis of the procedure for including new chemicals in the policy framework as well as the efficiency of action taken under the framework, i.e. how efficient is the policy to go from identification of a problem to solution.
Myelin increases the speed and efficiency of action potential propagation.
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"Therefore the lower sweat loss in women may be an adaptation strategy that attaches importance to survival in a hot environment, while the higher sweat rate in men may be a strategy for greater efficiency of action or labour," he said.
In this position it was nearer to each of the three corps of the Army of the Cumberland than they were to each other; and that they were not crushed in detail was due to their singular good fortune, or to the imbecility of the commander of the Confederate forces, rather than to wise generalship or efficiency of action on the part of the commander of the National forces.
In particular, the precision of beliefs about completing actions manifests in the efficiency of action selection, often conceived of in terms of winner take all mechanisms.
The aim of such a study is to determine the optimum concentrations, characterized by a high efficiency of action against a broad range of microorganisms.
Importantly, mechanisms increasing the robustness to temperature changes need not compromise the energy efficiency of action-potential generation nor the resting cost.
If this was the case, and selectivity of action is a cue to goal-attribution, it may be that it is this cue, rather than the efficiency of action, that led infants to attribute a goal to the agent.
