"The Internet is just a very efficient way to connect people, replacing the inefficient tool of a phone call," he continued.
If you watch a cat slowly lap up a saucer of milk, you'll know what an inefficient tool a tongue is for drinking a thin liquid.
For these reasons, under the optics of the static model, wage subsidies are often dismissed as an ineffective or inefficient policy tool for reducing unemployment.
It has been heavily criticized by some as an inefficient tool to both curb greenhouse gases and generate positive economic effects [13], whereas others praise it for its positive impact on job creation and climate protection [1, 9 11, 14].
Speaking on 30 April 2013, the US president reaffirmed his commitment as it was, "not necessary to keep America safe, it is expensive, it is inefficient … it is a recruitment tool for extremists; it needs to be closed".
He said the camp was "not necessary to keep America safe, it is expensive, it is inefficient... it is a recruitment tool for extremists; it needs to be closed".
With today's inefficient utilization of the scarce radio spectrum, cognitive radio (CR) [1 3] is becoming an important tool for solving the problem of spectrum underutilization.
The bacterial CRISPR-Cas9 system has emerged as an effective tool for sequence-specific gene knockout through non-homologous end joining (NHEJ), but it remains inefficient for precise editing of genome sequences.
It has so far been employed primarily as a qualitative visualization tool for airborne sound propagation because determining sound pressure level at a point using the technique is difficult and inefficient.
At a press conference on Tuesday, the president said that Guantánamo is unnecessary to keep America safe; it is expensive and inefficient; it diminishes the standing of the United States in the international community; it hampers cooperation with allies on counterterrorism efforts; and it serves as a recruitment tool for extremists.
