Many of the described patterns are reminiscent of an earlier phase in finfish fisheries during which the rate of finding new fishing areas, new target species, and more efficient gears masked overall catch trends [14].
Among other things, the report recommends studies on how to conduct medical triage on a large scale, the development of new biohazard detection equipment, better anthrax and smallpox vaccines, and more efficient protective gear.
A city and its employees can become more efficient, more geared toward prevention and prod civic participation, whether through a Twitter message about a body found in the lake, an e-mail about a sinkhole as big as a Humvee or a neighborhood forum on Facebook about how the mayor is doing.
With this mandate, a small office in the White House and a personal staff that was never more than 10, Byrnes made war production and supply of the military more efficient, first making gears mesh within the federal government and then making those gears mesh with others in state and local governments, industries and labor unions.
It also seems likely that Elliott would push for the funds to be put out to larger, more conventional, more efficient fund managers, geared to delivering short-term results.
Not surprisingly large storage vendors have been slow to adopt technologies like 3PAR's for a simple reason: making storage more efficient ultimately means selling less gear and is essentially akin to committing commercial suicide.
It incorporated three sets of modified Caprotti valve gear, relatively new to British locomotive engineering and more efficient than Walschaerts or Stephenson valve gear.
By 1915, more powerful and efficient geared turbines had been installed.
As a conclusion the use of high strength engineering plastics in the steering system of a formula supra vehicle will make the system lighter and more efficient than traditionally used metallic gears.
