Sentence examples for not much efficient from inspiring English sources

They find that hash table trie is most efficient than others in MapReduce context while it is not much efficient in a sequential approach.

It is observed from these results that polyolefin-based compatibilizers are not much efficient to improve the reinforcing properties of the polymer nanocomposites.

The Phillies were not much more efficient.

While on paper it may not be significantly faster than its 2.0-litre, four-cylinder stablemate, it's also not much less efficient.

It observes that supply-firm profits have increased from £233m in 2009 to £1.1 billion in 2012, even though the companies themselves are not much more efficient (it chose not to say whether it thought those hauls "excessive").

But in the United States in particular, LED lights have not yet caught on for home lighting, still a bastion of the incandescent light bulb — which to this day is not much more efficient than when it was invented by Thomas Edison in 1879.

However, it would not be as much efficient for temporal interpolation since objects with higher velocity do not necessarily occlude objects with smaller velocity, even though if two objects have the same speed, the one closer to the camera will have a larger apparent velocity.

Doing all of that is not much easier, more efficient or more fun when I have all day to do it.

The Duratec, a modern, dual-overhead-cam power plant, is the engine of choice; the base engine, an old-fashioned pushrod design called the Vulcan, is the same size but much less powerful and not much more fuel-efficient.

Most of the time she's not much more than "his efficient sister Elisabeth," who rents apartments for him, reads to him, etc.

It turns out that in spite of it's low rolling resistance, passenger trains in the US today (including rail transit) are not much more more energy efficient than the auto.