Sentence examples for equal inefficiency from inspiring English sources

What does seem clear from the K.G.B. archives, however, is that there was as much paranoia in Moscow as there was naïveté in London, and equal inefficiency in both places.

Volatility equals greater inefficiency equals greater investment opportunity equals better overall return potential.

There was a period on the first day when the attack was at least the equal in inefficiency and carelessness of the men who have failed to score sufficient runs.

They show that no matter the dimension, K, both schemes perform the same, with results quite close to that of MDS codes (characterized by an decoding inefficiency ratio always equals to 1).

According to ServiceNow's State of Work research, organizations with 5,000 employees collectively across the United States could save $575 billion a year by automating unnecessary tasks and inefficiencies which would equal a 3.3percentt gain in the U.S. GDP, or approximately the combined annual profits of America's 50 largest public companies.

In SFA, the most efficient country has an inefficiency residual term that is equal to zero; all other countries with an inefficiency residual term less than zero are considered less efficient.

The table further reveals that scale inefficiency is as equally prevalent as pure technical inefficiency.

In reality, output elasticity of a factor may not equal to its cost share, due to allocative inefficiency.

Thus the inefficiency term u it explained by (3) is equal to: u it = d 0 + d it z i + d m ln x mit + W it i = 1, 2, ….

fMRI studies indicate that schizophrenia patients and their adult relatives require greater prefrontal activation to maintain performance at levels equal to controls, but studies have not established if this pattern of inefficiency is observed in child and adolescent offspring of schizophrenia patients (SCZ-Off).

Gamma is equal to 0.98 and significant at 1%, which indicates that the technical inefficiency effect describes a considerable fraction of the total variation in the data.