Sentence examples for its most efficient from inspiring English sources
As is the case with any car when it passes its most efficient cruising speed, the Prius's mileage gets worse the faster it goes.
A refined example of this approach came from Alcatel-Lucent, the French equipment maker, which in 2009 developed a router the size of two pizza boxes that could slice and dice voice, data and Internet traffic, sending it on its most efficient path at up to 40 gigabits a second.
Here's one reason why that number in the U.S. falling would be bad for Twitter: it's probably its most efficient market (as it is for many other companies) in terms of monetization.
It shows capitalism at its most efficient and rapacious: where ingredients – sugar, flavouring, water – costing almost nothing can be turned into a profit margin measured in the thousands of per cent.
Each engine has a "sweet spot" where it is operating at its most efficient.
This is an estimate of the difference between the current level of activity in the economy and the potential level it could sustain when at its most efficient while keeping inflation stable in the long term.
Guadalajara is being called the "Silicon Valley of Mexico," with IBM rating its manufacturing plant there as one of its five most efficient in the world.
A device's CPU is usually described as "64-bit" if, broadly, it uses 64 binary digits as its fundamentally most efficient unit of representation.
Or should the licenses be sold at auction, as virtually every other company insists, on the well-accepted theory in Washington that competitive bidding puts the spectrum to its best, most efficient use?
In that way, too, Twitter is amazing as its the most efficient mechanism I have ever seen to allow me to peruse the thoughtstreams of others who live all over the world.
Even if it was attempted, there's just no way that the U.S. government, even at its best and most efficient, and if it started bipartisan work on this tomorrow, could be in any way competitive in the timing and scale of such a deployment.
