There is a potential bright side to this, though, they add: It may force universities to operate more efficiently and frugally, as those who foot the bill become smarter, more cost-conscious shoppers.
Drawing on the experience of the 300 companies which have already gone down this path, the PESE companies may identify ways to operate more efficiently (and cut costs), easing pressure on local resources such as water supplies.
These combined units may be able to operate more efficiently than separate units.
A lower angle of attack in L. yerbabuenae than in G. soricina may reflect that the wings operate more efficiently (higher L/D) at higher flight speeds, generating sufficient lift with a lower angle of attack and thus at a lower drag (Muijres et al., 2011).
The practical consequence of the work may be to show that some systems in nature, like biological cells, may already be using the effect to operate more efficiently and smoothly, since noise of various types is abundant in natural environments.
Etienne Demarly's efforts in generating physically realistic computer simulations may soon enable current generation reactors to operate more efficiently.
Demarly's efforts in generating physically realistic computer simulations may soon enable current generation reactors to operate more efficiently.
We're not burdened by brick and mortar operations, we're able to operate more efficiently.
Those savings may be hard to achieve, though, since REITs already operate more efficiently than they did three years ago.
"U.S. oil and gas operators are going to continue to operate, but they need to operate more efficiently," says Harrison.
