Ultimately, a streamlined channel shape is generated with reduced pressure drop.
Convinced that Web users are hungry for a better way, at least a dozen new companies are offering free services and software that they say will streamline browsing and ultimately change the way people experience the Internet.
(4) The 'philosophy in machines' (Peter Galison) ultimately limited the success of streamline photography; it aided in debates about qualitative matters, but could hardly provide what most interested scientists and engineers: reliable numbers.
Speculation is rife on how the 23bn-odd (and counting) "things" will improve quality of life, streamline business operations and ultimately fuel economic benefits to the tune of up to $11tn per year by 2025.
We created the Marketplace Appstore to help businesses more easily discover these applications, streamline their business operations and ultimately create a better experience for our customers".
Chung started Allurent in 2004 to develop software to streamline and clarify online purchases and ultimately to build software applications that harness the user's computer to add visual excitement and energy to a commercial Web site.
Women never caught onto that concept, and during the dot-com bust, Oxygen ultimately laid off about 10% of its workforce in an effort to streamline its Web business.
That made Mass Effect 2 more streamlined but ultimately less tactically interesting.
Perusing The Chicago Tribune of the 1930s, we would surely marvel at spellings like "crum," "heven" and "iland," which the paper included in its house style in the ultimately futile hope of streamlining English's spelling system.
So they are turning to computing to streamline their billing, improve their supply chain, consolidate patient records, and, ultimately, improve the efficiency and quality of their care.
