"Instead of making a community that was more efficient at oil degradation, the dispersant created a community that was really efficient at degrading dispersant, but not very efficient at degrading oil," said Joye, who leads a research group examining the effects of the oil spill on the Gulf.
This suggests that phagocytic activity and haemocyte number, comparatively to CAT activity and MDA level, is an early biomarker that is really efficient to detect a physiological change during a short term exposure to xenobiotics like PAHs at low concentrations.
"This is the first provably unbreakable code that is really efficient," Dr. Rabin said.
"Those original E.T.F.'s were broad, stock-based index-traded funds that were really efficient ways to gain core exposure to core markets".
"When we get the product, it's pretty low value, but it allows us to flow it through our system in a way that's really efficient," he said.
"For me, as a linguist looking at this, I have to say, 'O.K., this isn't going to be used.' It has an assumption of efficiency that really isn't efficient, given how the brain works.
Thanks to the Internet, clients and individual designers can now connect directly," says Zubosky. "It's our goal to build a set of tools that make it really efficient for designers to connect with clients directly, in such way that designers and the end-customers could retain the money otherwise spent on the overhead".
The paradox is that if you want really efficient e-government, you are more likely to get it in semi-feudal Dubai than in most of the world's biggest democracies.
The numerical performances given in [16] show that the method is really efficient.
The reason is that SIMD is really efficient only (a speedup close to the SIMD register cardinal) when data fit in the cache [23].
