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For example, an efficient way to gather information regarding a target is to deploy UAV in such a way that it orbits around this target at a desired distance.

As this becomes clear from the above example, an efficient WUR needs to balance low energy consumption, provides sufficient communication range and the target signal detection reliability.

In industrial maintenance applications, for example, an efficient and reliable IM condition monitor is very useful to detect an IM defect at its earliest stage to prevent malfunction of IMs and reduce maintenance cost.

This allows for example an efficient numerical solution of the ODE system.

For example, an efficient mechanism of calcium deposition evolved to repair bone fractures early in life may lead to arteriosclerosis, excessive calcium build-up in arterial walls, later in life [ 1, 29].

A 1960 book on public administration, The forest ranger, documented the Forest Service as a case study example of an efficient and effective public institution (Kaufman 1960).

When migrating cells arrive at a point where the cytokine concentration reaches a precise threshold they switch from a migrating phenotype to a proliferating one, leading, in the case of wound healing example, to an efficient tissue repairing.

For example, ensuring an efficient and rapid triage service can efficiently help to reduce overcrowding in the ED [ 9].

A Colorado state website explains that "they will eat just about anything with calories," and it offers a 28-ounce jar of peanut butter (4,750 calories) as one example of an efficient bear snack.

The recent work of Shi et al. [8] is an example of an efficient result by using features based on JPEG blocks differences modeled by Markov processes.

When, for instance, Aristotle claims that Plato recognizes only two of his own four causes, the formal and the material cause, Alexander refers to the demiurge's activities in the Timaeus as an example for an efficient cause acting for the sake of a final cause.