During his campaign, Mr. Bloomberg often spoke about making the city more efficient through technology.
In any case, it's much easier for users to make the hardware more efficient through virtualisation and optimising data centre infrastructure.
Companies could gain a significant competitive advantage by becoming resource efficient through the development of a cradle to cradle approach to manufacturing, he thinks.
These journeys can be made more efficient through data-powered route planning, which can help reduce the number of vehicles on the road.
We can certainly make our bodies and our minds more efficient through education and physical training, just as we can make our technologies more efficient by making machines smaller, sleeker and faster.
It was once unthinkable that Ferrari would build a hybrid, but that was before Ferrari engineers devised ways to make the brand's machines faster, stronger and more efficient through electronic wizardry.
The German sociologist Max Weber described how factories and bureaucracies became dramatically more efficient through growing technical expertise and, more importantly, a new division of labour, which divided work, specialized expertise, and coordinated individuals in a rule-based hierarchy.
The government has worked to make the power system more efficient through a variety of privatization measures, handing broad responsibility to the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines, created in 2008.
The gains have not made up for losses during the global recession; many plants closed or have shed jobs for good, focusing on making their operations more efficient through automation and other measures, analysts said.
In keeping with her longtime push to make the judiciary more efficient through administrative changes, Judge Kaye said she would expand a pilot program that consolidates under a single judge various cases relating to the domestic violence troubles of an individual family.
Utility customers would be able to pay off the cost of making their homes more energy efficient through charges on their monthly electric bills and the process of getting permits for new power plants would be streamlined under a bill that state lawmakers in Albany were expected to pass on Wednesday night.
