increased efficiency

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meanings of increaseand efficiency

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increase
noun[C or U]
uk /ˈɪn.kriːs/ us /ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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efficiency
noun
uk /ɪˈfɪʃ.ən.si/ us /ɪˈfɪʃ.ən.si/
the quality of working well in an organized way, without wasting time ...
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Examples of increased efficiency

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Consolidation was driven by the goal of increasedefficiency.
With maturation, he showed increasedefficiency and tolerance for orientation jitter.
At the heart of the growth in consumerism is the notion of increasedefficiency of production.
Others include increasedefficiency from turntaking or specialization through trade, and the formation of coordinated, cooperative endeavors based on mutualism.
The iterative development of technical specifications and contract terms was also a significant factor in an increasedefficiency in the delivery of civil aircraft.
Table 4 shows that the decline in the postal deficit was probably driven by increasedefficiency in city free delivery.
Consideration should be given to optimizing systems (evolutionary operation) for increasedefficiency and to minimize operation and maintenance costs.
Nevertheless, it may have increasedefficiency if it has increased the quality of the service or brought about lower costs.
The ensuing contracts were more equitable, which contributed towards increasedefficiency, innovation and more consensual working relations.
These have increasedefficiency, ensured accountability and judicious use of resources, and have resulted in the conduct of high quality maize research in the subregion.
A main factor behind future sustainability not thoroughly dealt with in this study, is the potential for technological change and increasedefficiency following a re-orientation of economic policy.
Our results show that the economic reforms have increasedefficiency on average by about 25 per cent.
Enhanced profitability and market share were the result of increasedefficiency.
The decision-makers do not know how much of that sum they pay for increasedefficiency and how much they pay for decreased risk - and neither do they need to know.
Then, the different behavior of the x parameter should be related to an increasedefficiency of the oxidation reaction under high total pressures conditions.
Godby et al. also show that the introduction of a futures market also increasedefficiency.
The drive towards increasedefficiency has led to a reduction in the number of firms and an increase in their size at all stages in the food marketing system.
So most of the production comes from one-quarter; that is where we get the increasedefficiency.
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