Sentence examples for efficient according to from inspiring English sources
The extensive experimental results are provided to demonstrate that our proposed algorithm is correct and efficient according to the efficiency test, convergence analysis and fatigue test for application of the product design system, including car interior and other modular product.
The design based on indirect gasification appears the most efficient according to both energy and exergy efficiencies.
The technology, which Yahoo began to roll out early last year, has helped increase search advertising revenue, but Google's technology remains more efficient, according to analysts.
The biggest opportunity to improve the nation's energy situation is a major investment program to make homes and businesses more efficient, according to a study released Wednesday by the consulting firm McKinsey.
Because employees at chicken processing plants are often undocumented, they're less likely to complain about wage theft and illegal restrictions on bathrooms – a favorite tactic of processors trying to make their facilities more efficient, according to the SPLC.
As a result, governments, international organisations and local charities may be investing funds and resources in programmes that could be more efficient, according to the paper published on Wednesday in the journal Plos One.
To count: The ways to make a home more energy-efficient, according to an infographic posted by Fast Company.
While new homes get more energy-efficient every year, they get less and less water-efficient, according to Luke Metzger of the advocacy organization Environment Texas.
Alaska Airlines was the most fuel-efficient, according to the council's ranking of the 15 mainline domestic carriers operating in the United States.
Findings and Conclusions: The project is considered as highly relevant, effective and efficient both according to the stakeholders' opinions as well as according to the performance indicators.
"New smaller school sixth forms do not look like an efficient investment according to this data, particularly at a time when public spending is so constrained," says Doel.
