Sentence examples for streamlining notion from inspiring English sources

In line with the streamlining notion for the emergence of prokaryotes, and at a time the structure of the tree suggested that the earliest forms of life were extreme thermophilic Bacteria and Archaea, Forterre [ 46] proposed that the reductive evolution at the origin of Bacteria and Archaea had consisted in the "thermoreduction" of a non thermophilic LUCA.

According to this view, explicitly advocated by a few authors [ 28, 29, 43, 46- 50], both Bacteria and Archaea are the product of reductive evolution, "streamlining", to revive a notion first presented in the wake of the discovery of introns [ 51, 52].

Mr. Iger said he had considered keeping Ms. Lyne on in some capacity but ultimately rejected that notion in the interests of streamlining decision-making.

Yet his underlying notion of doing "the most with the least" — streamlining the car like an airplane for maximum efficiency — was decades ahead of Ford's steel-trap thinking, an example of anticipatory design (synthesizing art, science, engineering and economics) if ever there was one.

Answer: some streamlining.

They're just streamlining.

Streamlining alleviates shock wave effects.

Other streamlining attempts have failed.

Streamlining the conditions the I.M.F.

She talked vaguely of streamlining the bureaucracy.

My government is streamlining public administration.