Sentences with phrase «ultimately efficient uses»

Some never slow down to consider whether those jobs are profitable, rewarding, or ultimately efficient uses of their time.

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It's difficult to disagree with the former Danish international, as ultimately Van Gaal has turned United into an generally efficient and certainly less extravagant side than the supporters have been used to over the years.

«We performed a comprehensive analysis using computer models of wireless power systems and found that MRFE could ultimately be five times more efficient than use of metamaterials and 50 times more efficient than transmitting through air alone,» Ricketts says.

Although this is more fuel efficient than a pure internal combustion vehicle, all the energy these hybrids use to move the vehicle ultimately comes from gasoline.

Ultimately, applying Martins» algorithms to an industrial process would require additional elements — for instance, the use of a greater range of flight conditions to assure the safety of the aircraft, and integration with manufacturing costs to confirm the more efficient aircraft can be constructed economically.

In California, Onsite Power Systems, Inc. has begun commercial production of an anaerobicdigester system that uses a special design to create the optimal environmentfor bacteria and ultimately more efficient and cost - effective conversion offood waste to biogases (hydrogen and methane).

His two - decade analysis of the phenomenon has resulted in a suite of techniques that can ultimately be used to fight plant diseases and make crops more efficient.

If we change the question to why must schools adopt technology, adding a sense of urgency, we gain greater insight into why schools should develop thoughtful, intentional, meaningful approaches for using technology to make learning more efficient, organized, and ultimately transformational.

According to Apple's announcement, the goal of the project is to ultimately «commercialize patented technology that eliminates direct greenhouse gas emissions from the traditional smelting process, a key step in aluminum production» and to create an efficient process by which carbon - and greenhouse gas - free aluminum can be used to manufacture consumer goods.

Using satellite and field work after an extreme melt event in Greenland, a UCLA - led study finds that melt - prone areas on its ice sheet develop a remarkably efficient drainage system of stunning blue streams and rivers that carry meltwater into moulins (sinkholes) and ultimately the ocean.

TAR offers many advantages in e-discovery, but the reason it took off as it did was ultimately economic — it was far cheaper for the client and far more efficient for the lawyers to use TAR to review large quantities of documents for e-discovery.

He describes some of the techniques he uses that ultimately make him more efficient and more likely to notice opportunities to help his clients move forward with their lives.

Our final product furthers the development and targeted application of system resources, assists with more efficient use of existing system resources, and will ultimately improve the claims experience of injured workers.

Blue Hill's research indicated «clear advantages resulting from the use of ROSS to supplement traditional electronic legal research practices», ultimately concluding that the ROSS A.I. tool can «unlock new gains in the efficient and profitable operation of legal organizations, as well as create opportunities for new revenue gain.»

[uses] advanced screening methods to reduce the number of collected records that ultimately require attorney review for production... and [has] developed the most efficient procedures for drafting responses to written discovery requests for entire dockets of cases with a computer tool that catalogues and indexes approved responses and objections by subject matter...»