Efficient definition

Efficient means, in respect to costs and operating expenditure, costs incurred by a prudent service provider managing the Network, acting efficiently, having regard to any matters particular to the environment in which management of the Network occurs including:

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Efficient means that you are performing or functioning in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort, i.e. it is about doing things right;

Efficient means that the cumulative result of regulated prices drives investment by the utility and the consumer that is best for the state as a whole, however “best” is defined (overall cost, or cost plus other factors)

Examples of Efficient in a sentence

• Efficient communication and sharing of experience must be put in place within the team.

• The TGM Program’s Smart Development Code Handbook, identifies Five Principles of Smart Development: • Efficient use of land resources • Full utilization of urban services • Mixed use • Transportation options • Detailed, human-scaled design The Project must be done in a manner that furthers the Five Principles of Smart Development and supports the TGM Mission, Goals, and Objectives, available at this url: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/lcd/TGM/Documents/mission-goals-objectives.pdf.

• This Framework Agreement is for Contractors to deliver Energy Efficient Measures for Durham County Council in privately owned domestic properties.

• Del- phi: Efficient asynchronous approximate agreement for distributed oracles.

• Promoting Quality and Efficient Health Care: This Executive Order promotes efficient delivery of quality health care through the use of health information technology, transparency regarding health care quality and price, and incentives to promote the widespread adoption of health information technology and quality of care.

More Definitions of Efficient

Efficient means the accomplishment of, or ability to accomplish, a job with a minimum expenditure of time and effort; i.e. the ability to perform or function in the best possible manner with the least waste of time and effort by having and using the requisite knowledge and skills. Efficiency is determined in relation to cost – it means “doing the thing right’, thus providing water in the most cost effective manner so that the benefits of the provision of water outweigh the social, economic and environmental costs of providing water.

Efficient means a conclusion that a reform, program, expenditure category or service or a component thereof, minimizes the use of time, effort, and resources, including funding, while not impairing the achievement of the objective of the reform, program, or service as demonstrated through site-specific evaluation and comparative data analyses against standards for efficiency and comparisons with the same expenditure category in other school districts.

Efficient means, in respect to costs and operating expenditure, costs incurred by a prudent service provider managing the Network, acting efficiently, in accordance with accepted good rail infrastructure practice, to achieve lowest sustainable cost having regard to any matters particular to the environment in which management of delivering rail infrastructure services, in the context ofthe Network including:

Efficient means that the operator manages the facility with operating percentages at or above the limiting percentages for gross profit, net profit, wages, and miscellaneous expenses agreed upon by the operator and the specialist on the operator's annual review or agreed upon by the area selection committee should the operator and the specialist fail to agree.

Efficient means that work practices shall seek to maximise the productivity of Academic Staff Members while providing a quality learning experience to students. Academic Staff Members shall be deployed according to their strengths and duplication of work shall be minimised by encouraging collaboration across programme areas and building on prior development.

Efficient volunteer work means that the costs of organizing volunteer activities and programs are low with respect to the level of output created by the volunteer work (Moore, 1978). We assume that the measurement of volunteer work has a positive impact on the costs of volunteer activities and programs.

Efficient means cutting costs to NHS managers; to patients it means good care.