Sentence examples for necessary efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Ministers argue, however, that councils are sitting on huge reserves and that austerity is forcing necessary efficiencies on them.

Some dot-coms bend over backward to help ex-workers, providing counseling, special stock option plans and outplacement services; others see layoffs simply as necessary efficiencies in a time of great pressure from shareholders and venture capitalists.

"We know that protecting services whilst delivering necessary efficiencies is challenging, which is why we are working with the local government and Adass to support councils to make savings".

Although Stolze's device anticipated almost every feature of a modern gas-turbine engine, both compressor and turbine lacked the necessary efficiencies to sustain operation at the limited turbine-inlet temperature possible at the time.

Achieving the necessary efficiency will require simultaneous improvements in beam current density, neutralization efficiency and beam transmission.

Josie is also a highly skilled contract killer, using her part-time job as an Avon lady to get close to unsuspecting targets before offing them with a necessary efficiency – she needs to get home in time to cook dinner for her unsuspecting husband, two daughters and grumpy German mother-in-law.

Here, an attempt has been made to reduce such uncertainties by enhancing the resolution of the sea-ice component, while keeping the ocean component at coarse resolution to preserve the necessary efficiency of the GCM.

The theoretical potential of [Fe]-hydrogenases for H2-evolution is indisputably high; however, the physiological activity of the up-to-now characterized algal strains has not reached the necessary efficiency for a biotechnological application.

(Necessary efficiency criteria).

We use this lemma in the proof of our necessary efficiency result.

Thus, it can be concluded that household water treatment systems examined do not have the necessary efficiency in removing nitrite.