efficient solution

collocation in English

meaningsofefficientandsolution

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efficient
adjective
uk
/ɪˈfɪʃ.ənt/us
/ɪˈfɪʃ.ənt/
working or operating quickly and effectively in an ...
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solution
noun
uk
/səˈluː.ʃən/us
/səˈluː.ʃən/
the answer to ...
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(Definition ofefficientandsolutionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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This is what makes up anefficientsolutionto the frame problem even in the presence of incomplete states.
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Though this has helped in checking the resource depletion in the short run, it is not anefficientsolutionin the long run.
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At the local level, the re-election rule was not anefficientsolution.
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Though this has helped in checking the over exploitation in the short run, it is not anefficientsolutionin the long run.
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In a narrow, ahistorical economic approach, an institution is simply theefficientsolutionto an economic problem.
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For example, if there is one violator, theefficientsolutionis for all other households to stock no animals, since that eliminates the externality.
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Application of the segment decomposition theorem gives anefficientsolutionfor the maximum segment sum problem on any type that allows the definition of sum.
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For this specific problem, a simple andefficientsolutiondirectly leading to a deterministic transducer is given.
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According to scenario 2, the home strategy also appeared to be the mostefficientsolution.
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In his work, a model was created that can be programmed into agents that evaluates a list of options to determine the mostefficientsolution.
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Given the stochasticity of weather, this would not be anefficientsolutionto an environmental problem.
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With global pollutants that are pure public bads, however, theefficientsolutionrequires that marginal abatement costs be equated across countries.
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Such a specification will help us focus ideas on how a moreefficientsolutionmight be obtained, as well as being a starting point for program manipulation.
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Ostrom shows that the externality problem of over-exploiting these basins was successfully solved by decentralized water companies themselves, without needing a government agency to enforce anefficientsolution.
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Consequently, it would be worthwhile to automatically transform the modular solution (i)-(ix) into theefficientsolution(x)-(xiii).
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Holterman (1976) demonstrates that a tax on output and a subsidy on inputs can result in anefficientsolutionwhen it is not possible to directly tax an externality.
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However, if we are to find anefficientsolutionwe must not link these two things together.
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That is the cheapest and mostefficientsolution, all things considered.
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