Sentences with phrase «efficiently respond to changing»

* Monitor fuel consumption, engines, and other systems during flight; effectively and efficiently respond to changing weather conditions and emergencies such as engine failure.

Perhaps most importantly, funds allow you to easily and efficiently respond to changing markets.

Not exact matches

By carrying our young we are able to respond quickly and efficiently to their ever changing needs.

In other words, these placental hormones keep the mother from responding to insulin efficiently and change the way she metabolizes carbohydrates and fats, which can result in high blood sugar levels.

As a result of these changes, we were at times unable to respond as promptly and efficiently to requests from our members as we would have liked.

Playing on Normal and Hard results in an enemy who respond slower to you and the environment changes, while Expert will give you a perfectly timed enemy who can efficiently kill enemies and place his blocks.

Requires the Secretary of HHS, acting through the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other agencies, to: (1) assist health care professionals in preparing for and responding effectively and efficiently to the health effects of climate change; and (2) provide funding for research on such effects and preparedness planning to respond to or reduce the burden of such effects.

In the second paper (Black and Abrams 2004 Dendrochronologia 22: 31) they show that trees with the lowest growth rate respond most efficiently (in relative terms) to a favorable change of environmental conditions.

If we really were able to determine what climate problems exist in the future, we would be able to respond efficiently, taking into account both the costs and the benefits of changing the way we live either to adapt to our new circumstances, or mitigating to avoid them.

Uncertainty about the modelling approaches is associated with the extent to which substitution is allowed in terms of backstop technology, whether the economy responds efficiently (in terms of the use of CGE models), and whether technological change is assumed to respond to carbon prices, the topic of the next section.

So, what does this commitment to consensus actually say about your partners» decision making process, your professional and business culture, and the ability of your firm to adapt to, and respond rapidly and efficiently to, a changing business environment?

The new procedures continue that tradition and respond to changes in technology and litigation practices to help ensure that our courts efficiently resolve civil disputes.»