Barbados, Cambodia, Indonesia, the Republic of Korea and South Africa, among many others, are already adopting "green growth" strategies that use limited natural resources more efficiently, create jobs and promote low-carbon development.
By better understanding the objectives of this diverse group we can more efficiently create postwar employment, promote acceptance within the government, foster local security solutions and improve the chances of sustained success against the insurgents.
That's why he and his co-founder Andrew Tjang started Cognition IP, a new-style law firm that helps clients more efficiently create and file patents and deal with other kinds of patent law.
Sam Bat, the company that made maple popular with an assist from Barry Bonds's 73-homer season, has long used this approach, as have most other maple bat manufacturers, because it removes the moisture more efficiently, creating a denser and more durable wood.
Mixed reality experiences will help businesses and their employees complete crucial tasks faster, safer, more efficiently, and create new ways to connect to customers and partners".
These advances can be used to efficiently create new drugs more selective and more effective.
Inventing a machine that behaves the way plants have for billions of years, but more efficiently, required creating a new kind of laboratory: the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis (JCAP), in Berkeley, which combines basic scientific research with rapid prototyping.
Companies could use their storage capacity more efficiently by creating internal networks that connect a bunch of computers on one side with a cluster of storage arrays on the other.
The authors suggest two ways to sell even more: squeezing salespeople more efficiently, by creating denser sales territories, closer to their homes; and putting more "feet on the street", either by contracting out or by building a robust in-house recruitment, retention and training system.The latter suggestion could help reduce the high rates of staff turnover, which can reach 70-100% per month.
Building "green" now offers an opportunity to use resources more efficiently, while creating healthier buildings and a better environment, in addition to realizing significant cost savings.
The "cornrow" scene on the poster doesn't happen in the film, but the high concept is delivered more or less efficiently, creating a tasteless, incorrect but quite funny provocation: basically an incorrect and funnier version of Spike Lee's 25th Hour, with a dash of Trading Places.
