It asks that the town not spend more than 80percentt of its new grand list growth and it subtracts a half percentage point for efficiency.
— Give Dino Rossi points for political efficiency.
The traditional British fireplace doesn't get many points for energy efficiency either: most of the heat goes up the chimney and creates howling draughts as air is sucked in through windows and doors.
The CHPS rating system certifies schools as being "high-performance" and awards points for energy efficiency, water conservation, natural lighting, thermal comfort, noise control, and ease of operation (to ensure the building is maintained well), among other features.
The Thursday results, combined with all the points awarded previously for efficiency in heating and cooling, heating water, running efficient appliances and other contests, put Stanford in first place, following closely by UNLV, Middlebury and Team Ontario, whose design features automated window shades installed outside, not inside, windows.
Every percentage point of efficiency, for some operations, can translate to revenue significant enough to the point that this kind of software is an easy sell.
Therefore, a possible role for this motif is to decrease the effective length of the intron or to more efficiently bring together the splice sites and/or branch point for splicing efficiency.
As for "something extra," the Boris Bus scores eco-points for fuel efficiency, while its three doors and two staircases make it more welcoming than the old Routemaster.
A key point for their efficiency is to obtain a high signal level for low DNA concentration.
The point of efficiency is for us all to get rich and drop dead from overwork?
