Sentence examples for its own efficient from inspiring English sources
Britain has its own efficient special forces.
So that goes for the big companies, as well as the little: ATG, who have 33 theatres in the West End and nationally, employ staff with dedicated responsibly for sustainability, while the National Theatre's redevelopment is embracing new technologies (LED lights; water supplied through their own bore hole; its own efficient heat and power pump system).
Each man does his duty in his own efficient way.
He struggled to end points with the "1-2 punch" that is the hallmark of his own, efficient service games — hitting a serve, then a winner off his opponent's return.
Radford sought to integrate his own efficient leadership style into the organization of these schools.
Brazil is one of many countries in Latin America that could supply the world with cheap ethanol if only the United States scrapped the tariffs and subsidies that protect its own less efficient maize and sugar farmers.
Facebook is reaping the benefits of designing its own energy efficient servers.
Adnams has operated its own energy-efficient brewing facilities and an eco-efficient distribution centre since 2007 (using lime hemp walls and a sedum roof for natural cooling), so its pledge to reduce emissions by a further 10% in 2010 required new green thinking.
At the outset you may have to resign yourself to spending a bit more time than you'd like until you work out your own efficient systems but persevere as it won't take long to get your rhythm in place.
Our research objective in this paper is to present a sample GPU implementation of a classical D&C algorithm to help interested readers to develop their own efficient GPU implementations with fewer efforts.
It is known from [2 7] that the problem of Equation 1 can be formulated as a lattice search problem [2 4], an integer-least-squares problem [5], a semidefinite relaxation problem [6], and a shortest path problem [7] which are shown to have their own efficient solution methods (algorithms).
