Sentence examples for force more efficiently from inspiring English sources

Prodding guests to do more advance planning, combined with the tracking of guests as they roam the parks, will help Disney manage its work force more efficiently.

According to Walker, the short slap transfers force more efficiently, shooting it from the ground forward into the pelvis, rather than allowing it to dissipate in the flex of the foot.

These plans are currently under study, and if executed correctly, could end up saving money while allowing the Navy to project force more efficiently in an era of restrained budgets.

They can resist large forces more efficiently than ER fluids, since they require less energy to change their properties.

"I've ordered the defence ministry to revise the way the (army) controls territory, including our borders, to use our forces more efficiently and effectively," President Santos said.

Recently study using optical trap-based single-molecule assay from Buckley and colleagues [ 40] reported that mechanical force strengthened cadherin/catenin complex binding to actin filament to resist tensile forces more efficiently via catch bonds.

He added that while police forces will have to find their share of savings, the government believed they could be found, "particularly in regard to police forces working more efficiently, savings in the back room, and forces collaborating on procuring equipment".

The reduction in the scope of mandatory planning is based on the assumption that market forces can more efficiently allocate many resources.

Senior Marine Corps officials had already been examining cutting their force size to more efficiently and effectively carry out the Corps' historic mission.

The gravity of such bulges may force gas inward more efficiently, giving other black holes proper meals for billions of years.

As the reforms launched by Deng gathered speed, many of these cast-iron albatrosses were either forced to operate more efficiently or closed down.