Sentence examples for efficient transitioning from inspiring English sources

The Informatics Subcommittee recognized that the problem of curating the tissue requests was having a negative affect on efficient transitioning.

Adapting to the challenges of rapid urban growth and societal change will require mechanisms for efficient transitioning to an embedded resilience.

Another casualty is the Bush team's reputation for running a remarkably efficient transition.

Instead, Mr Bush ran one of the most efficient transitions in recent history.

The Spurs have a way of making every bit of their offense look easy, and eliminating highly efficient transition opportunities should fortify the Thunder's overall defense.

"We are committed to working with Cigna to facilitate a smooth and efficient transition for Great-West Life & Annuity's current U.S. group health care customers, distribution systems and employees," Raymond L. McFeetors, chief executive of Great-West Lifeco, said in a statement.

The offer came from Mr. Clinton's chief of staff, John D. Podesta, who said in an interview: "We're trying to ensure that we have a professional, efficient transition no matter who takes over.

The contingency planning goes beyond what other administrations have done, with President Bush and Mr. Obama vowing to work in tandem to ensure a more efficient transition in a time of war and terrorist threat.

However, for engineering design purposes efficient transition between geometric modeling and mechanical simulation is essential.

There are several reasons for the absence of efficient transition metal-based insertion copolymerization catalysts.

Efficient transitions of OFF/ON dual contrast effects are observed by in vitro imaging and MR relaxivity measurements.