Sentence examples for more efficient global from inspiring English sources
The win-win logic of the Age of Optimism — in which an ever more efficient global market meant that everyone benefited from growing wealth — has been replaced by a zero-sum game in which one nation's benefit comes at another's expense.
Broadband is more efficient global supply chains.
Moreover, LW stimulates rangers to perform more efficient global searching than random walk (RW).
This article explores the implications of planetary boundaries for the design of more efficient global governance.
In [8], it has been proved that IC makes the scrounging coefficient and rangers' ratio vary adaptively to balance local and global searching, and LW stimulates rangers to perform more efficient global searching than RW.
Everybody wins with a more efficient global freight system.
As initially designed and utilised, derivative contracts connected domestic capital markets into a more efficient, interconnected global market for the benefit of borrowers, investors and intermediaries alike.
Compared with conventional optimisation approaches, soft computing techniques often have a faster convergence speed and are more efficient for global optimum searches.
It would make agriculture more efficient, reducing global land-use change and also mean fewer reservoirs and river diversions for irrigation – currently 70% of our freshwater use goes on agriculture.
However, it is important to note that our approach enriches the list of putative kinases involved in these processes, suggesting that dedicated siRNA libraries are more efficient than global-genome approaches to identify signaling kinase targets.
Furthermore, while attempting to disseminate the existing information, would it even be appropriate to attempt to impose a dominant terminology in hopes of structuring the future of engineering-related curriculum development more efficient for a global audience to identify, or should we, as a global community of scholars, focus on exposing and embracing all different terminologies currently used?
