If the length of the solution vector D is large, it makes inefficiency improvement in each cycle.
Asked whether his team needed to score more goals to make up for defensive inefficiencies, Van Gaal said: "I don't agree with you.
The ad industry is a $117 billion behemoth with enough ready-to-purge inefficiencies to make your typical B2B exec weak in the knees.
And whenever that's true on Wall Street, someone steps in to make it -- and the inefficiency disappears.
Even foreign financial institutions, with no such loyalty to Japan Inc., have failed to make a dent in this inefficiency, even after the wide-ranging financial deregulation in 1998.
For liberals trying to find the money to make health insurance universal, these inefficiencies make Medicare an obvious place to wring out savings.
Don't day-trade: It's a losing game to try to make money chasing momentary market inefficiencies.
The trauma of Oxford's encounter with what Blake described as Stirling's "incompetence, dilatoriness, casualness and general inefficiency" was enough to make it difficult for the Glasgow-born architect to build in this country for the next 20 years.
That air of distrust is what particularly strikes reporters covering the story, whether they be local journalists or ones who arrived to the disaster zone from Moscow or elsewhere, along with numerous relief volunteers who rushed to the region to make up for the government's inefficiency.
They assured me that this genius had found a way to spot market inefficiencies and, indeed, to make money off a perfect hedge.
