He told a Los Angeles Times reporter that the Legislature would function more efficiently if, like a movie crew on a strict shooting schedule, it was forced to do its work in a few tightly compressed weeks rather than over a leisurely year.
Inspired by the theory that human brains would function more efficiently in the absence of gravity and by a belief in the higher intelligence of dolphins, Mr. Michels envisioned "Bluestar" as a huge glass sphere with water for dolphins and rings, like those of Saturn, for humans.
The decision is also a blow to NIH watchers who think the agency would function more efficiently if some of its 27 centers and institutes were consolidated.
Also, a smaller house would probably function more efficiently.
Creating workspaces that allow employees to function more efficiently and, hence, more happily, isn't a luxury anymore.
The development of smart cities builds upon this strong historical foundation with a digital foundation that allows cities to function more efficiently, be more responsive to community members and ultimately create better, more equitable urban environments where people thrive.
His experiments showed that enzymes (biological catalysts) could function more efficiently within the boundaries of these artificial cells than they could in ordinary aqueous solution.
Like a good delegator, the mind assigns certain processes to the unconscious, so that it is able to function more efficiently and quickly.
It has been proposed that heat inducible Hsp70s may function more efficiently with Hsp104 than constitutive Hsp70s [ 21].
These would include guarantees from euro zone members that they would cover any losses and measures to ensure that Spain and Italy continue efforts to make their economies function more efficiently.
During lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS), damaged lung tissue is removed in the hope that breathing will improve by making the lungs function more efficiently.
