Engineering solutions enable technically efficient extraction and diversion of water towards areas of demand but, without rebalancing resource regeneration, can generate multiple adverse ecological and human consequences.
With increasing rates of ED and trauma diversion, particularly in urban settings, efficient allocation of resources is more crucial than ever.
Its communication of geographical information is sparse but extremely efficient, with no allowance for distractions or diversions.
As "Bicycle" shows, what began as a diversion became, by century's end, a safe and efficient means of transportation that transformed fashion and contributed to the early technologies of the automobile and the airplane.
Today's digital workplace tools, the ones that are supposed to be making us so much more productive, seem to instead serve up endless diversions from the high road of effective and efficient knowledge work.
However, this ratio facilitates the fluid diversion caused by the fines migration, leading to a more efficient enhanced oil recovery.
To meet the needs of a rapidly changing society with a hunger for cleaner, more efficient, more connected transport systems, firms like Toyota and Honda are making strategic diversions from their recent paths.
This will be a clear case of trade diversion for non-CPTPP countries like Pakistan, India and China, i.e., moving trade away from more efficient producers to less efficient producers.
Pakistan will face trade diversion due to entry to CPTPP as Australia and New Zealand might be the efficient suppliers of exports of these two commodities to the CPTPP members.
Proposed surface-water changes include requiring the Board to provide information about efficient agricultural management practices, and to ramp up enforcement against waste and illegal diversions.
