But what we're not getting from the Conservatives are many concrete tactics for just how they envisage executing this efficiency.
The firm makes this promise: "Fame Advertising events are novel, planned meticulously, and executed with efficiency".
On the other side, the card read "Fame Advertising events are novel, planned meticulously and executed with efficiency".
At the time, CEO Hans Vestberg said Ericsson "will continue to proactively identify and execute additional efficiency gains and cost reductions" — a flag that job cuts were likely looming.
The foremost cause of the slightly lower dose values obtained with Raydose is most probably due to the resampling of the CT grid from 512 × 512 to 128 × 128, executed for efficiency purposes.
The proposed new combination of GaP/InGaAs/InGaSb triple junction solar cell is designed to convert more incident photons to electricity, executing higher internal quantum efficiency and promoting higher efficiency solar cells.
When executing applications requiring high efficiency of image processing, press the button to enable the high-efficiency discrete display mode to provide optimal video/audio performance.
Human operators will still be required to manage cargo, maintain security and, for local deliveries, they may increase efficiency by executing assembly on-the-go.
While some pioneering works are focusing on improving the time efficiency of executing window functions [7, 8, 9, 10, 11], the speed improvements cannot keep up with the ever-growing data size generated by modern applications, and none of them can meet the requirement of real-time processing which is vital to online services.
It was executed with perfect efficiency, much to the audience's appreciation, but the music, so far as it could be heard, was repetitive and mechanical.
Although all the motors considered here execute mechanical movements, efficiency and power output are not necessarily good measures of performance of some motors.
