The phrase "efficient view" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a perspective or approach that is effective and productive in achieving a goal or completing a task. Example: The company's efficient view on project management has helped them complete their tasks ahead of schedule.
Inclusion dependencies are important for various database applications such as database design and maintenance, semantic query optimization and efficient view maintenance of data warehouse.
We then contextualize all of those elements into one service view, so [the customer has] the most efficient view of what's happening in real time," Link said.
The features that have been introduced in MVC to support these solutions include marking of reference pictures, supporting for efficient view switching, structuring of the bitstream, signalling of view scalability supplemental enhancement information (SEI) and parallel decoding SEI.
A tapestry is a 2.5D triangle mesh with spherical Delaunay topology that is used as an efficient, view-dependent display representation.
With the rapid development of digitizing technologies, different views of 3D objects are captured, which requires for effective and efficient view-based 3D object retrieval (V3DOR) techniques.
There is a need for a flexible and reusable framework that allows for more efficient viewing and analysis of the data and a platform to better facilitate new discoveries within these data sets, said Szalay.
The browser facilitates comparison of the genome and transcriptome sequencing results for individual humans, as well as simultaneous and efficient viewing of genomic variants from other high-throughput genome technologies.
The first stage finds solutions that are efficient in view of cost and water withdrawal objectives.
The efficient markets view of insider trading still has its adherents, of course, and the securities industry regularly attacks the romanticism of "parity of information," albeit probably for reasons having little to do with financial economics.
And Eugene Fama, father of the efficient markets view of finance, said on CNBC last year that having banks that are "too big to fail" is "perverting activities and incentives" in financial markets — giving big financial firms "a license to increase risk; where the taxpayers will bear the downside and firms will bear the upside".
To meet the above needs, we presented a compact, low-cost and efficient ceiling view based sensing method for human biometric detection.
