Sentence examples for more efficient operators from inspiring English sources

Their name and appearance can be edited, an important touch, because over multiple missions your troops will level up into various classes (sniper, scout, etc) and become much more efficient operators – mentally stronger, more health, better shots and various abilities.

Its workers order all their letters by hand before setting off on their delivery rounds, whereas more efficient operators, such as Deutsche Post and the Netherlands' TNT Post, sequence 85% of their letters by machine.

A better fix would be to change federal laws barring municipalities from selling their unused (and underused) spectrum to more efficient operators, says Martin Cave, a British economist who has studied the problem.

The Downers Grove, Ill., company is light on assets, and recent restructuring has made it a more efficient operator.

UtiliCorp brought in new management, cut staff and invested in information systems, all of which made United a much more efficient operator.

The new operators lead to significantly more efficient numerical approximations, compared with traditional SBP operators on equidistant grids.

At the same time, (i) improvements in the a posteriori error bounds for nonaffine problems [38]; (ii) reduction of the complexity of the parametrized operators and more efficient estimation of lower bounds of stability factors (that is, coercivity or inf-sup constants) for complex nonaffine problems [86]; or (iii) more specialized RB spaces [87] are under investigation.

As U.S. infrastructure ages, its operators need more efficient and affordable techniques to monitor and assess bridges, railroads, power lines, dams and other large systems.

This figure shows that if the electrical information is available from the network, signal processing can be used to estimate several parameters of the system such as impedance, power factors, power flow, stability, etc. where such information can be used by the system operator for more efficient control of the electric grid.

Mr. Allen unveiled Stratolaunch in 2011 with the goal of revolutionizing access to space, mostly for commercial satellite operators hungry for more efficient methods of getting into orbit.

According to a TALOS Team official (which sounds almost too much like a superhero squad name a la S.H.I.E.L.D), "The broad goals are to provide operators with lighter, more efficient full-body ballistics protection and beyond-optimal human performance".