Examples of using Are more efficient in English and their translations into Russian
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For instance, manufacturers are developing hydrogen fuel cells, which are more efficient than the electric batteries that are currently used.
Cold Jet's dry ice blasting systems are more efficient with relation to the quality of the clean,
Market-based incentives also have much to recommend them since they constitute voluntary rather than coercive mechanisms and are more efficient policy instruments than pure command and control regulatory regimes.
Android OS and iOS; and are more efficient than using simple mobile web browser to access the system.
cyboards have the best reaction time and are more efficient.
As a focus group participant in Burundi explained:“Compared to local authorities, volunteers are more efficient, because they have more freedom to decide what they do”.
concrete cladding; they are more efficient from the viewpoint of fire resistance.
State organs and institutions are more efficient, transparent, accountable, equitable, and gender responsive in planning
Integer data types are more efficient than the atom data types,
Different approaches depending on household income are more efficient even before a crisis
Economic models suggest that market-based policies spur innovation of new production technologies that are more efficient or less costly than extant technologies 35, 94, 95.
pursue fuel efficiency e.g. if cars are more efficient, it will simply lead to more driving.
Promotion of advanced technologies that are more efficient in the use of energy and materials
Accountability mechanisms are more efficient if they focus on priority sectors chosen by the programme countries.
Filters are more efficient than other parameters,
In addition, environmental standards are more efficient and easier to enforce when they reflect the environmental
the project management and the overall results are more efficient in the management of private companies.
Direct emission reductions from houses constructed under the project, which are more efficient than those in a“business as usual” scenario; and.
Examples presented above in the area of health and education show that programmes are more efficient when they take into account that perspective.
DfID is also working closely with the Commonwealth of Learning on helping governments define ways of providing secondary and tertiary education which are more efficient and less costly than before.