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• Improving technical efficiency will help Thai manufacturers be more competitive in the world market, said Schilling.
• Technical efficiency of each vessel of the fleet is assumed necessary to attain this maximum catch.
• In the real world, technical efficiency and financial efficiency are not necessarily the same thing at all.
• Woodall helped the company to improve the technical efficiency of its operations to compete with South Metropolitan.
• Not a lot of technical efficiency.
• Alexander ( 2008 ) recalled that the " Engineering Magazine was a witness to the workings of technical efficiency.
• An ideal cost curve assumes technical efficiency, since a firm always has an incentive to be as technically efficient as possible.
• Of course, the balance between technical efficiency and the human factors that determine organizational climate should be included in making this decision.
• In analyzing one of these new organizational forms, Weber described bureaucracy as an organization that rested on rational-legal principles and maximized technical efficiency.
• If'tenure for life'or a'right to the office'develops, there is a decrease in career opportunities for ambitious new hires and overall technical efficiency becomes less guaranteed
• Pun's lyrics are notable for technical efficiency, having minimal pauses to take a breath, heavy use of alliteration as well as internal and multi-syllabic rhyming schemes.
• It would seem that the power of reason is that it is able to increase the odds of success in practical matters by way of technical efficiency.
• Moreover, he added, there are " no technical efficiencies " that couldn't be achieved by mounting Internet Explorer as a distinct program that ran atop of Windows.
• Their cross-sectional statistical study examined the relative technical efficiency of public and private water companies in Brazil reveal that utilities with private sector participation are not much more efficient than public utilities.
• But one leg of the judge's findings open to challenge, the antitrust experts say, is his conclusion that there is no real consumer benefit or technical efficiency from Microsoft's decision to meld its Internet browsing software with its industry-standard Windows operating system.
• The energy efficiency bottom-up index for the whole economy ( ODEX ) in Germany decreased by 18 % between 1991 2006, which is equivalent to an energy efficiency improvement by 1.2 % per annum on average based on the ODEX, which calculates technical efficiency improvements.
• Inside the technical ranks of the company, Major still maintains a reputation as a software engineer who has long emphasized technical efficiency as the best way to achieve product performance _ continuously striving to reduce delays between the network and the hard disk of individual computers.
• He added : " There are no technical efficiencies for users achieved by combining Microsoft's browser software with the remainder of the software sold as Windows 98 that could not be achieved by writing two programs in a manner that later could be loaded and ` integrated "'by manufacturers or consumers later.
• A reviewer in " The Sydney Morning Herald " noted that " It stands apart from the ordinary run of Australian fiction because of the author's mastery over her material, and her capacity for making every phrase tell . . . Not many Australian writers have exhibited such technical efficiency in a first novel ."
• For eleven years thereafter General Dragomirov was chief of the Nicholas Academy, and it was during this period that he collated and introduced into the Russian army all the best military literature of Europe, and in many other ways was active in improving the moral and technical efficiency of the Russian officer-corps, especially of the staff officer.