Sentence examples for more efficient modes from inspiring English sources

But they are aware that cleaner and more efficient modes of power may eventually topple the diesel engine.

Rooted in Marxist fundamentals, Caffentzis examines how capital has turned forces like "information technology" into newer and more efficient modes of labor exploitation.

The 1991 Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act explicitly stated that the Interstate Highway System was now completed and that the country was to look to new and more efficient modes of transportation.

Steamboating thrived again after the interruptions caused by the Civil War, but by the 1870s railroads had become more efficient modes of transport and gradually caused the retirement of almost all the steamboats from the river.

The primary aim of the proposal is to maximize the efficiency of food distribution at the consumption end of food system by reducing the number of individual cars making grocery trips, and employing more efficient modes of refrigerated transportation.

Uber's policy director, Ashwini Chhabra, also spoke at the California Public Utilities Commission yesterday, saying: "We have a shared goal which is getting people out from behind the wheel of single occupancy vehicles and into safer, more efficient modes of transit".

Some of the early amoeboid eukaryotes developed flagella to enhance their food-gathering abilities and to provide a more efficient mode of propulsion.

The uni-directional loading was found to be a more efficient mode for evaluation of rutting performance using the HVS.

Similarly to the rust belt cities, residents of Christchurch, New Zealand took to cycling as a more efficient mode of transport when roads and routes were blocked or diverted after the 2011 earthquake destroyed large areas of the city.

One feature of 5G that is of interest to BBC R&D is that it defines a new, more efficient mode for broadcast use.

In a paper outlining the Hyperloop proposal, Mr Musk suggested the solar-powered system would be a faster, safer, less costly, and more efficient mode of transport between Los Angeles and San Francisco than the high-speed train currently under development.