Telecom companies such as AT&T and Star Telecommunications are eager for less expensive, efficient ways to deliver voice calls.
"As President Obama and old-school liberals absorb more and more of our economy into government, they make what we do more expensive, less efficient and less useful".
C.L. &P. said it wanted to change the old incandescent and mercury lamps to high-pressure sodium fixtures and bulbs, which emit an orange glow, are less expensive, more efficient and more durable.
Compared with traditional EST analyses, RNA-Seq was less expensive, more efficient, and allowed faster gene discovery in bud dormancy studies.
Furthermore, RNA-Seq was less expensive, more efficient, and allowed faster gene discovery than traditional EST analysis.
We have moved from the simple, yet inefficient incandescent light bulbs (as of August last year, these have been banned from sale in the EU) to low energy bulbs and, increasingly, to more expensive but more efficient and longer-lasting, light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs.
So the use of living and dead microbial biomass is gaining attraction to remove heavy metals from environment due to less expensive, effective, time efficient and environmental friendly strategy (Feng and Aldrich 2004; He et al. 2011; Huang et al. 2014).
Non-pharmacological nursing interventions such as N-BS can be less expensive and efficient ways to alleviate anxiety and adverse effects of sedative medications in patients under mechanical ventilator support.
That means the mainframes, which remain popular in financial services and still have advantages in security and resilience, can integrate with x86 machines used as outward-facing Web servers and IBM's more expensive and efficient Power7 Unix servers.
As alarm clocks go it was functional (actually, it was a bit rubbish – does anyone really want to be woken by disjointed four-second loops of waves or pan pipes?) but I was forced to accept that if you really want to ensure you get straight out of bed in the morning, there's a more expensive and efficient piece of kit on the market called a baby.
