Sentence examples for more efficient introducing from inspiring English sources

Opera 10.60 beta makes search more efficient, introducing search suggestions for selected partners (e.g. Wikipedia) in the Speed Dial and search box.

"It is much more efficient than introducing one vaccine and then waiting one or two years to introduce the other".

Comparing both DBD processes the 17 kHz treatment was found to be more efficient in introducing oxygen moieties on the surface and also in improving the PP wetting properties.

Lower levels of gene exchange might be more efficient at introducing adaptive genotypes into populations.

However, it can be found that F is much more efficient to introduce p-type doping in graphene sheets than CF3.

A paper by the Congressional Budget Office suggests that over the previous decade providers were trimming costs, for example by treating beneficiaries at lower-cost clinics, adopting more efficient procedures and introducing new technology more slowly.Much of the American health-care system still clings to fee-for-service.

One may involve the use of more sophisticated source encoding strategies, such as hierarchical bi-directional prediction (B-pictures) and long-term frame prediction with pulsed quality, which are more efficient but will introduce additional source coding delay.

As a consequence, if the stream's data rate (i.e., stream items per second) is high, HTTP streaming is more efficient as it introduces a constant overhead (the TCP connection) independently of the number of stream items.

A much more efficient method to introduce an F into arenes has been accomplished using nucleophilic substitution of diaryliodonium salts.

The gap will partly be closed because introducing more efficient and competitive taxes can strengthen economic growth.

Mr. Zients identified ways to cut federal costs through eliminating, reorganizing or consolidating agencies and introducing more efficient ways of operating.