Sentence examples for perfect efficiency from inspiring English sources

Here's the GM's explanation for why his eye for statistical advantages hasn't been enough to keep the A's in contention: He told me baseball is moving "back to an efficient market — albeit one with some random events that don't offer perfect efficiency — where whatever you spend, that's where you're going to finish".

It makes you believe, initially, in the feasibility of perfect efficiency.

Batteries don't convert their stored energy into current with perfect efficiency.

Isothermal and adiabatic are terms from thermodynamics that promise perfect efficiency, with no energy loss.

Ideally this order sorting would have perfect efficiency, that is, all first-order events would be correctly identified.

All right, so you can't get perfect efficiency, but at least if you were able to go to zero degrees Kelvin, then you'd be all set.

The existing pool and weir fishway provided the lowest predicted passage efficiency at 0.44 (95% CI 0.29 0.59), while tube and culvert treatments had perfect efficiencies.

They include instructions for converting sunlight into stored chemical energy with near-perfect efficiency.

Lidow and a fellow IR engineer had invented the transistor back in 1979, revolutionizing power management by distributing electrons through microchips with near-perfect efficiency.

If both, endosymbiont transmission and host manipulation occur with near-perfect efficiency, infections can approach (near) fixation and host extinction will occur when all males are eliminated out of the population [ 6, 7].

Outliers favor adaptability over pure efficiency, even though it occasionally leads to less-than-perfect outcomes.