efficiency
using less energy to provide the same service
indicates a favorable ratio of output to input, often in technical or economic contexts
the relationship between the distance traveled and the amount of fuel consumed by a vehicle
the highest possible level of efficiency
the ability to produce a result with a minimum of expense
efficiency that has become better than before
efficiency that has grown in amount or degree
used to emphasize a high level of effectiveness and skill
a situation where nothing can be improved without something else being hurt
the level at which efficiency is at its highest point
the efficiency of a business's core, day-to-day activities
describes a trend where efficiency is continuously growing
the total or general efficiency of a system or process
the ability to produce goods or services at the lowest possible cost
indicates an unfavorable ratio of output to input
the ability of a company to produce goods or services with minimal waste of resources
the effectiveness with which a given set of inputs is used to produce an output
how well an organization uses its resources to achieve its goals
the ability of an organization's management to use its resources effectively
efficiency that has been made lower or smaller in amount
the effectiveness of management and organizational procedures
the efficiency of manufacturing and production processes
efficiency considered in comparison or proportion to something else
a measure of how well a machine converts input power into useful output power
describes efficiency that is achieved without regard for its negative effects on people
a measure of the performance of a device that uses thermal energy, such as an engine
the ability of the body to perform tasks with minimal effort
the ability to perform cognitive tasks quickly and accurately
increases or improvements in efficiency
a required or agreed level of quality or attainment in efficiency
the act of making efficiency better
actions taken to improve efficiency
money saved as a result of improved efficiency
the degree or amount of efficiency
advantages gained from being more efficient
a rise in the level of efficiency
a classification or ranking of efficiency based on a comparative assessment
an organized effort to increase efficiency
a reduction in the level of efficiency
a number representing the efficiency of something, used for comparison
a person whose job is to tell a company how to manage its work and workers in a more effective way
used to specify the area or activity where efficiency is demonstrated
used to describe an action being done in an efficient manner
to make efficiency better
to make efficiency greater in amount or degree
to increase efficiency to the greatest possible degree
to help efficiency improve or increase
to improve the quality or degree of efficiency
to succeed in reaching a state of efficiency
to find the size, amount, or degree of efficiency
to supply or make efficiency available
to keep efficiency at the same level
to bring efficiency into existence
to make efficiency smaller in amount or degree
to encourage the development or improvement of efficiency
to form an idea of the amount or value of efficiency
to provide the promised or expected efficiency
to evaluate or estimate the nature or quality of efficiency
to cause efficiency to exist or happen
to obtain or achieve an increase in efficiency
to discover or establish the efficiency precisely
to present or provide efficiency as a benefit
to make it evident that something operates efficiently
to determine the efficiency by mathematical methods
to roughly calculate or judge the efficiency
to show clearly that something is efficient
to make efficiency less
to carry out a procedure to check the quality or performance of efficiency
to inspect efficiency in detail to determine its nature
to no longer have the same level of efficiency