So much of it is inspired by things I've experienced in my life — conversations I've had with people, things that have actually happened to me — but it's streamlined for fiction.
Windows RT looks a lot likely Windows 8, but it is streamlined for use with light laptops and tablets.
The Byzantine system of taxation, combining a tax on land with a poll tax, was maintained, though it was streamlined and centralized for the sake of efficiency.
It has been streamlined for this season, just like the entire Falcons franchise.
This observation reminded me of my colleague's David Brooks' wonderful 2001 Atlantic essay on "The Organization Kid," in which he visited Princeton and came away shocked by the sheer niceness of its overachieving students: … They're not trying to buck the system; they're trying to climb it, and they are streamlined for ascent.
It's the kind of world that's streamlined for everyone.
The menu, which is streamlined for daylong service, combines appetizers, soup, pizza, hamburgers and sandwiches with a few entree platters.
Functions are being streamlined for greater efficiency that will enable the library to expand services to continue to meet new demands.
Screening platforms were upgraded with robust automated technology to support miniaturized assay formats, while workflows and information handling technologies were streamlined for improved performance.
Elements from earlier titles have been streamlined for the sake of player convenience and the faster pace of combat coupled with the shifting camera and improved animations make for more stimulating battle sequences.
A few years earlier, David Brooks had published a much read article in The Atlantic, heralding what he referred to as a generation of "Organization Kids": "incredibly industrious" students who were "streamlined for ascent".
