Sentence examples for resilience efficiency from inspiring English sources

Last year, the government announced a pool of £82.8m, £1.8m for each fire authority, to fund projects to improve the resilience, efficiency and technology of control services.

The government has said it is to invest £81m in fire and rescue authorities in England to "improve the resilience, efficiency and technology in their control services" following a damning report into FiReControl by the National Audit office.

The development principles relate to spatial justice, redress, inclusion, resilience, efficiency, sustainability and good administration.

Typically a design is dominant in a part of the Resilience-Efficiency plane but not all of it.

The Pelamis's design avoids the trade-off between resilience and efficiency by switching to a higher-efficiency mode in calm seas.But the new device, called the Snapper, increases efficiency still further.

"The great majority of those responding to the consultation believed that improved resilience and efficiency, and the enhanced technology needed to support these were as important today as when FiReControl began in 2004," he said.

Done right, a decentralized one-to-many communications mechanism could boast a resilience and efficiency that the current centralized Twitter does not.

However, humanitarian supply chains today do not perform correctly, particularly as regards resilience and efficiency.

The latter were constructed to achieve structural cascade resilience and efficiency.

For power networks, the definition of resilience and efficiency will need to be changed.

A complementary perspective on each design is found from its Pareto frontier of resilience and efficiency (Fig. 6).