Sentence examples for efficiently and faster from inspiring English sources
They can make you run more efficiently and faster, but you need someone from the outside who can offer a different perspective.
Now this year something's been proven: Pop performers can become truly famous by building their careers themselves online, maybe more efficiently and faster than a major company can help them to do.
We believe people absorb more efficiently and faster when they learn by doing.
They can now move people and goods so much more efficiently and faster between their cities, and they developed an industry that is now selling its expertise to the rest of the world.
"It's great because it streamlines the shopping process and allows people to shop more efficiently and faster, and ultimately visit more stores," said Sarah Richardson, director of marketing at Westfield Culver City.
We invested hugely in our technology architecture – also in our capability in enabling our software developers to develop efficiently and fast, introducing the ability to work across hosted or cloud environments.
"In developing these algorithms, special care has been taken to ensure they work efficiently and fast, so the movements of dialogue partners can very quickly be converted into a dynamic model," said Schreer.
Therefore, we expect mobile-lid planets to cool faster, dissipate tidal energy more efficiently, and circularize faster than stagnant-lid planets.
They also found demographic data differentiating the iPhone users (who clicked through at a much higher rate) and the Android users and were then able to optimize the ads to target them more efficiently ("efficiently" means "cheaper and faster").
Companies can reap the technology's benefits by sharing resources among business units more efficiently and responding faster to their needs.
So, for example, an existing Content Delivery Network… like Akamai they could use our routing and RUDP libraries to basically make their distributed servers run much more efficiently and much faster," he says.
