Sentence examples for massive efficiency from inspiring English sources

The focus was always going to be on Cook but unobtrusively, though with massive efficiency, Ballance reinforced his status by making his third century in five Test matches.

The plan relies on the SHAs and PCTs transferring their roles to GPs, and coping with less money by making massive efficiency savings.

He claims the company has seen similar results at other early clients, which has resulted in massive efficiency increases.

Rather than simply competing with existing car services, there were signs that Uber's platform – with its ability to match huge volumes of vehicles, riders, and overlapping journeys – could create massive efficiencies, cheaper fares, and, potentially, a whole new customer base.

Today farmer's are faced with this incredible challenge of increasing food production without getting any more land, so were going to have to accomplish massive efficiencies on the farm," Vollmar told the crowd at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco.

Nate Lewis added: The main report is actually worth reading for its takeaways: no one "favorite" supply technology could reasonably "do it all" and you can't get it all either from even massive energy efficiency.

Massive MIMO Spectral efficiency can be increased by a factor of 20 when using 256 antennas in the transmitter and receiver side as compared with four antenna systems.

Last Wednesday, at EcoBuild, I had the chance to hear Ed brief the plan's concepts and how this accelerates Architecture 2030's overarching vision of achieving massive energy efficiency improvements in the US building infrastructure by 2030 -- cost saving improvements that would cut energy use enough to make coal-fired electricity plants simply unnecessary.

If the efforts that he initiated to realise his dream of sustainable technologies and massive energy efficiencies through nanotechnology are successful, then his influence on the future will be truly immense.

Doing away with this generates massive computing efficiencies and makes it possible to create innovative pricing models around such a service.

As brick and mortar branch banking goes away, banks will become markedly more profitable due to these new technologies: less real estate, less leases, less personnel and benefits packages and, conversely, less potential HR lawsuits, and the kicker... massive lending efficiencies.