By contrast, the company's sharply styled and highly efficient Duet front-load washer, introduced in 2001, won far broader acceptance after reviews flowed in that the machine allowed a large capacity, washed more thoroughly than a top-loader and was gentler on clothes.
Miuccia Prada pressed her men neatly into black nylon; slick and shiny and sharply creased, like a crew of efficient, elegantly attired 22nd-century traffic wardens.
In more positive news, the amount of energy used and waste sent to landfill for each car has fallen sharply, as manufacturing has become more efficient and recycling rates have increased.
Soaring gas prices have sharply bolstered the appeal of smaller fuel-efficient models that are Toyota's main strength.
A sharply increasing dog population and a lack of efficient management and vaccination of dogs, especially in rural areas, has led to a dramatic increase in human rabies cases in many provinces in China (6 – 9 ).
The mean efficiency ratios are reported in the bottom portion of Table 1: participants were much more efficient in the absence of articulatory suppression, and efficiency declined sharply with suppression.
When Southwest brings its bare-bones service and efficient operations to a route, however, prices fall sharply.
He was not a power hitter, but he developed one of the sport's most efficient swings, reaching base on line drives and sharply hit grounders.
As an efficient and convenient method, wet milling technique can sharply increase the surface area of drug particles and improve the dissolution rate [8], resulting in a better absorption [9].
During the period 1973 1980, the oil prices increased sharply and U.S. economy had focused the need for more fuel efficient transportation [98].
