Sentence examples for longer efficient from inspiring English sources

But their economies of scale come from mass distribution, and with diesel fuel costing more than $4 per gallon in many locations, it's no longer efficient to transport food 1,500 miles from where it's grown.

Consequently, the SAA is no longer efficient and may yield dramatically lower revenues than the VCG mechanism.

It decreases to zero on ℵ only if there is a limit instant from which option i is no longer efficient.

A suitable treatment should be able to resist to such conditions, and to be completely removed when it is no longer efficient.

Therefore, an operation of the TRD in the continuous rotation mode is no longer efficient below a specific vibration-amplitude threshold.

Existing parallel and distributed infrastructures already have built in mechanisms for efficient transfer of data among the computing units, although, considering the increasing volume of data we are dealing with, this option is no longer efficient.

These results suggested that NCLB, as a novel nematicides formulation, performed more efficient and longer effective maintenance against plant parasitic nematodes.

But production has petered out to one a month, both because of a collapse in orders from Asia and because the 747 is no longer particularly efficient.

At some point, there might be a magical tipping point, where sending spam is no longer an efficient way to make money.

It is currently admitted that conventional relational databases are no longer the efficient option in a large and heterogeneous data environment.

External habits g enerate an additional distortion in the economy, which implies that the flex-price equilibrium will no longer be efficient and that policy faces interesting new trade-offs and potential stabilization biases.