Sentence examples for frequent efficient from inspiring English sources

The kinds of delighter features that are proven to be effective in other mass transit applications are frequent, efficient and reliable service implemented through fully automated driverless operation.

By taking a full system approach to the design of the INNOVIA Monorail 300, it was clear that fully automated driverless operation was required to provide the market requirement for frequent, efficient and reliable service.

Comparing the bookmark target versions at creation and retrieval will give the real difference, but since bookmark lookups are expected to be frequent, efficient change detection routines are needed.

"The cheetah is a fast, frequent and efficient killer," Saskia reads authoritatively from "The Kingdon Field Guide to African Mammals".

The experimental results suggest new concepts of low weir heights and cross sectional reservoir widths in the design of low-head RoR plants to facilitate frequent and efficient flushings, to enhance sediment continuity, and to reduce maintenance and operational costs.

It was bleeding then, and hemorrhaging today, because the USPS---though now "quasi-governmental ---is still requasi-governmental ---istablished policy of the United States to ensure frequasi-governmental ---is service at a very low cost to the consumer.

Although binding can occur in 5´ UTRs and open reading frames, targeting in these regions are less frequent and efficient compared to 3´ UTR targeting.

Floral attributes evolve in response to frequent and efficient pollinators, which are potentially important drivers of floral diversification and reproductive isolation.

Among the proposed mechanisms are i) more frequent or efficient sanitary actions performed by the ants, ii) interference of the cocoon with fungal pathogenicity, or iii) a combination of both.

Considering the fact that plasmids sharing similar backbone are present in such diverse hosts (R100 from Shigella flexneri, pC15-1a from E. coli and pKF3-70 from K. pneumoniae), it is imaginable that in nature conjugal transfer of pKF3-70 like plasmids is frequent and fairly efficient among the bacteria of diverse genera.

The current invasive methods are not frequent enough for efficient tight glycemic control, and result in a high rate of hypoglycemia.