It said it could make BAA more efficient with lower overheads, outsourcing and better procurement.
This is also more efficient towards the overhead, generated by the physical layer.
This approach is more efficient since no spectral overhead is needed.
Those findings contrast with arguments found in the literature on CSOs and human development, which posit that CSOs are more efficient and have lower overhead costs than governmental bureaucracies (e.g., Clark, 1995).
Thus, a need arises for a more efficient algorithm to reduce the overheads from communication and unnecessary computation.
Compared to backward error recovery, forward recovery is usually more efficient in terms of the overhead (e.g. time and memory) it imposes (Lee and Anderson [1990]).
These near likely nodes are chosen as the content distributee so that the later data retrieval is only needed in the neighborhood and is thus more efficient in terms of communication overhead and energy consumption.
The areas described in the accompanying Additional file 5 (Five Areas of Possible Efficiency Improvements for MC Delivery) include reduced staff wait times, trimmed overhead and more efficient scheduling of surgery days.
In rich countries, the savings from making individual homes more efficient are too small and the overheads involved too high to be of much interest to most banks.The scent of savingsDespite these obstacles, as energy prices rise and more countries adopt limits on greenhouse-gas emissions, banks and consultancies are beginning to sniff an opportunity.
The company says it dramatically reduces overhead and features more efficient multithreading to bring console-level graphics to the iPhone and iPad.
