Sentence examples for efficient to operate from inspiring English sources

This electric architecture helps cut energy consumption and makes the aircraft more efficient to operate.

American owns and operates a regional carrier, American Eagle, that flies 50-seat jets that are among the least efficient to operate.

He favors a smaller plant commitment, but recognizes that later expansion to meet high-volume demand would require more investment and be less efficient to operate.

At the temperature below 300°C (low-grade heat), the steam Rankine cycle is not efficient to operate.

A senior Defense Department official said Georgia, Kansas and Idaho had small B-1 units and so were less efficient to operate than the Texas and South Dakota bases.

"The idea has been to come up with a car that is easy to maintain, efficient to operate and offers a bright, customer-pleasing environment," said Lawrence G. Reuter, the president of New York City Transit, a division of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which has the option to buy up to 912 more R160's.

The carrying out of metallurgical reactions in the ladle is a common practice in practically all steelmaking shops, because it is cost-efficient to operate the primary furnace as a high-speed melter and to adjust the final chemical composition and temperature of the steel after tapping.

Users currently include individual consumers who are moving house or have large items they need delivered; small companies that need to deliver things to customers; and large corporations that don't find it cost-efficient to operate their own fleet of vans.

Since the work of breathing and its energetic cost is directly proportional to breathing frequency and inversely proportional to the compliance of the respiratory system, an avian-like lung-air-sac system in a sauropod would be extremely energy-efficient to operate.

The Australia Zoo took a public stance against the nets, likening having a net that doesn't reach the bottom of the ocean to "putting up a fence in a paddock that only goes three quarters of the way around -- you may deter some of the cows from coming in but it is certainly not an effective or efficient way to operate".

The second reason is poor system designs that frequently force efficient components to operate in regions of low efficiency.