Sentence examples for with streamlining from inspiring English sources
Along with streamlining its schedule, United said it might close some of its Red Carpet executive lounges, although it had not determined where or when.
This obsession with streamlining helped Dorsey create Square, whose first product was a credit-card reader that attaches to mobile devices through a headphone jack.
Ten of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies said on Wednesday that they would cooperate on research aimed at accelerating drug development, starting with streamlining clinical trials.
Quincey, who joined Coke in 1996, is also credited with streamlining Coke's bottling operations by merging its three main bottlers in Europe to form Coca-Cola European Partners, now Coke's largest independent bottler by net revenue.
Jenkins, who comes from Stoke-on-Trent, had until now been in charge of Barclays' global retail and business banking, including its retail business in Africa, and is credited with streamlining the division.
He was a deputy mayor under former Mayor Edward I. Koch and is a member of another panel that Mr. Cuomo assembled, the Spending and Government Efficiency Commission, which is tasked with streamlining the state's bureaucracy.
In a way that is the beauty of it: Uncluttered by excess information, it delivers its essence with streamlined efficiency.
In order to optimize the injection rate portions, genetic algorithm coupled with streamline simulation has been implemented in each timestep.
Numerical modelling of airflows and temperature distributions was carried out through finite element CFD software, with streamline upwind discretization schemes for advection terms.
This study presents an approach that employs an Improved Harmony Search (IHS) algorithm in combination with streamline simulation to determine the optimum well locations in a reservoir.
Tracking results are compared to an established algorithm based on the bootstrap method in combination with streamline fiber tractography and to another graph based algorithm.
