Sentence examples for means of efficiently from inspiring English sources
"We are leading the industry to develop a systemic means of efficiently moving able borrowers into sustainable mortgages," he told the housing forum.
As part of the onboarding process, we see board mentoring along with coordinated welcoming efforts by all directors as an important means of efficiently integrating new board members.
Spectrally selective liquid filters are proposed as a means of efficiently utilizing majority of solar radiation incident on a given area.
Plasmonic collimation provides a means of efficiently coupling the output of a variety of lasers into optical fibres and waveguides, or to collimate them for applications such as free-space communications, ranging and metrology.
Additionally, it proposes and assesses the use of molecular clustering techniques and of a Pareto front model as a means of efficiently incorporating the obtained design information at the process synthesis level.
Past work has led to an array of techniques that not only have provided a means of efficiently using available irradiation volumes but have also led to improving insights and understanding of the role of specimen size in deformation and fracture phenomena.
Speaking at the CFR yesterday, he also advocated the idea of setting a price for water used in agriculture, as a means of more efficiently allocating scarce resources.
"A single systemic aorta communicating with the left ventricle greatly reduces the risk of shunting and can be considered a means of more efficiently supporting prolonged periods of high activity," the discovery team said in its report.
The longest (and busiest, and most station-equipped) such system in the world has developed into not just a means of getting efficiently from Apgujeong to Bokjeong, but a showcase of the spirit that turned a city in shambles in the 1960s into a vision even the most space age-minded American of that era wouldn't have entertained.
Finding a means to efficiently promote absorption of hematoma is a novel clinical challenge for ICH.
The airborne lidar system (ALS) provides a means to efficiently monitor the status of remote tropical forests and continues to be the subject of intense evaluation.
