Sentence examples for very effective manner from inspiring English sources

They did it in a very effective manner, I have to say.

"I think we've shaped the future of the Big East conference in a very effective manner," said Lavin.  "I like the seven Catholic schools.

Because the resistance to rotation i.e., braking power depends on the speed of the rotor, these brakes cannot completely stop a rotating member; however, if means for cooling the liquid are provided, they can dissipate large amounts of kinetic energy in a very effective manner.

These results clearly show that ARROW is able to route the packets in a very effective manner, i.e. via a shorter path than the ones used by Angular Relaying.

The cost analysis carried out for the evaluation of minimum value of cost for a given set of other cost parameters signifies the validity and profitability of the model in a very effective manner and will be helpful to the decision makers in minimizing the cost of maintainability and in turn increase in the profit which is a highly desired trait of any organization.

The mainstream media contributes to this juvenile nonsense in a very effective manner.

Present investigation reports a novel CALculation of PHAse Diagram (CALPHAD) based approach, which can significantly reduce number of experimental trials in a very time effective manner to find single phase HEAs.

This approach allows us to choose and apply the right PFI technique to find the failure root cause in a very time effective manner and propose the failure mode hypothesis.

The IEEE 57-bus test system, slightly modified to incorporate two VSC-HVDC connected wind farms, is also simulated to show that the impact of the frequency regulation of the wind farms on the PFC may be assessed in a very quick, effective manner.

Specifically, they are easily implemented and disseminated, and they provide the opportunity to reach a large audience by improved access to interventions in a very cost effective manner [ 46, 47].

For this reason, a larger neighborhood does not necessarily produce a more effective heuristic unless one can search the larger neighborhood in a very efficient manner.