Sentence examples for known efficiency from inspiring English sources

However, as it is well known, efficiency and reliability are two sides of the communication, which are hardly to obtain simultaneously.

It could also be argued that the availability of interventions with a known efficiency profile could have generated some disinterest in performing new evaluations, thus leading to a lower number of reports, as could be the case for nutrition and physical activity interventions to prevent adverse cardiovascular outcomes.

Since its introduction, DEA has been improved and adopted in a variety of uses in for-profit and not-for-profit situations [ 8] and has been validated by observations, simulations and hypothetical data sets with known efficiencies [ 9].

There's something to that, but as members of the ninety-nine per cent know, efficiency has its downsides.

But as those early Quakers knew, efficiency is not necessarily the same thing as effectiveness.

After that point, the external quantum efficiency decreased fast, known as efficiency droop which was studied a lot in GaN-based LED.

Italian governments are rarely known for efficiency.

These enhancements, known as efficiency wage effects, cut the cost of rent sharing.

"And I say to parents: 'Your child is getting a Honda – well known for efficiency and reliability.

For many of the company's 15,000 office workers, who had long celebrated it as a meritocracy known for efficiency and high standards, the president's management decision was enough.

Kolles told BBC Sport at the last race at Silverstone: "I am known for efficiency.