Sentence examples for highly effective and efficient from inspiring English sources

Professor Rivoli at Georgetown said she would be surprised to see factories in China move away from control over their factories because, despite poor conditions, it was considered a highly effective and efficient way to lower costs and meet export production controls.

Through a detailed analysis of experimental results, the highly effective and efficient performance of the proposed DABC algorithm is shown against the best performing algorithms from the literature.

The method yields high producer's accuracy, consumer's accuracy and kappa coefficient value indicating that the proposed classifier is highly effective and efficient.

GAs has been proven to be a highly effective and efficient tool in solving complex aircraft design, and some of their successful applications in the optimization of fuel consumption models have been proposed in the literature [58, 68, 176].

Through a detailed analysis of the experimental results, the highly effective and efficient performance of the proposed TABC algorithm is contrasted with the performance of several algorithms reported in the literature.

The resulted adapted finite difference schemes are not only simple in structure, but also highly effective and efficient in the solution of paraxial Helmholtz equations for light beam propagation simulations and high performance lens designs.

The effect is to create a highly effective and time-efficient workout that can be performed anywhere.

This work sheds new light on the design and synthesis of highly effective and cost-efficient TS-1 catalysts.

Recognizing that nature's capabilities are significantly ahead of modern-day technologies, engineers continue to mimic, with varying degrees of success, the highly effective and energy-efficient biological mechanisms found in organisms around the world.

Yet the report also points to highly effective and cost-efficient programmes to reduce drowning deaths, programmes that are not being sufficiently embraced.

Florence-Geneva-Bangkok-Delhi, 23 May 2012 – A new report states that although drowning is a leading killer of children across parts of Asia, highly effective and cost-efficient programs to reduce such drowning deaths are not being sufficiently embraced.