FOOTBALLER 2: Pity those poor Germans and their efficient penalty-taking and high boredom thresholds - they're here for another fortnight.
They were short-handed the second-most times of any team during the season — 290 — and became the NHL's most efficient penalty-killing team.
Suddenly, the smooth-running, efficient penalty-killing machine known as the Kings started sputtering and eventually broke down at Staples Center.
A net electrical efficiency penalty of 7.1 8.1% points leads to the IGCC-CLC process being more efficient than amine based post-combustion capture technology and equally efficient to the solvent based pre-combustion capture technology.
The Giants were productive, poised and efficient, without a penalty or a turnover.
And he would make the process of licensing guns more efficient while increasing penalties for use of guns illegally.
While the Flyers have been the most effective team in the Stanley Cup playoffs with the man advantage, the Devils have been the most efficient at killing penalties.
It is not a coincidence that the Islanders, who face the top power-play unit in the N.H.L. tonight when the Pittsburgh Penguins come to Nassau Coliseum, are more efficient at killing penalties and goaltender Chris Osgood has been playing better.
With global air traffic expected to swell in coming years, government regulators, including the European Commission, are applying pressure to make planes quieter, cleaner and more efficient, and threatening penalties if they fall short.
A lawsuit against the new standard has been filed by their trade association, the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute, which calls the extra cost of building more efficient machines a "cruel penalty" on consumers, to whom those costs would be passed on.
Although the two-phase two-way relaying protocol is spectrally efficient, it incurs a penalty in diversity as compared to conventional one-way relaying [1] due to the absence of the direct path.
