At the same time, the urban efficiency imperative is used to argue for more efficient and streamlined public services, including transport and e-governance.
(c) The urban efficiency imperative: Cities of the future are often envisaged, by corporate and scholarly elites and by governments, as frictionless places where flows (of capital, goods, and knowledge) can be enabled and accelerated.
The novelty of this model is that it addresses the need to present indoor environment performance ratings alongside energy performance certification and help determine by how much energy efficiency imperatives sacrifice human comfort.
The reasons to implement immigration reform are many, and are primarily driven by a national security need, an economic-efficiency imperative and the political urgency of moving our national focus to other, equally pressing issues such as middle-class economic growth, world-class education and the future of the American empire.
This method relies heavily on the terms used to describe genes and their related products, and standardized ontologies utilized across databases (such as Gene Ontology (GO) and eVOC) are imperative to the efficiency of this approach.
Cornish engineers, therefore, found it imperative to improve the efficiency of the steam engine.
The resulting pollution of land, water and atmosphere with reactive N is a pressing global problem, and it is imperative to improve the efficiency of N fertilizer use in crop systems [3].
Therefore, it is imperative to further improve the efficiency of the existing road infrastructure by leveraging the latest technological advances in computing and networking.
Therefore, mitigating biofouling by minimizing bacterial attachment and enhancing the biofilm cleaning efficiency is imperative.
In the healthcare industry it is imperative the need to increase the efficiency of resource management and services.
