Sentence examples for efficient use of it from inspiring English sources
The key thing is the efficient use of it: energy storage and energy control.
Some service sectors, such as construction and health care, are ripe for gains, because their efficient use of IT is low.Will the trend lead to jobs going overseas?
One of the central issues in making efficient use of IT in the design, construction and maintenance of buildings is the sharing of the digital building data across disciplines and lifecycle stages.
Scarcity of bandwidth demands the efficient use of it for high speed and high data rate transmission systems in VLSI Design and hence, an accurate estimation of bandwidth of on-chip VLSI interconnects has become a crucial and an important issue.
Many organisations lack the technical expertise to deploy work to the Cloud and make efficient use of it, reducing uptake.
Unfortunately, banks are increasingly investing in the efficient use of IT applications, and as a consequence are removing the personal element necessary for true benevolent interactions with clients.
On the other hand, MLP seems to benefit from its relatively deep structure and efficient use of its parameters, but it does not truly consider stochastic property of AV relation.
IN one 30-second spot to promote the postseason, Major League Baseball makes efficient use of time: it evokes the tortured history of the Chicago Cubs, taps in to the iconography of new media and makes fun of the president.
The bureaucratic monster that is the NHS has few incentives to encourage efficient use of resources; it is dominated by producer interests and used as a political football by national party politics.
Though high-rise housing was initially commended for its views, larger rooms, sense of "urban privacy" and efficient use of concrete, it was later suggested that the designs gave rise to various social and mental ills: increased crime, suicide rates and behavioural problems.
If private property involves the wiser and more efficient use of resources, it is because someone has exercised virtues of prudence, industry, and self-restraint.
