difference of efficient and sufficient?
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Efficient is being able to get things done quickly. Sufficient means good enough.
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C would be more efficient for artificial intelligence, if you are thinking about one or the other.  But there are other languages that would be better suited for this task, such as LISP.
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What makes the difference?
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Your fuel cannot be considered to be efficient or inefficient.  Only the process via which the energy is extracted from it.  The equation for efficiency is as follows:\n\nefficiency = 100*(Useful energy out)/(Energy in)\n\nThe units are Joules for the energy and the efficiency is given as a percentage.  For energy in you would put how much potential energy the fuel contained and for useful energy out you would put how much of the potential energy was converted to a useful form (for example a power station converts the chemical potential energy in coal into electrical energy).\n\nFor example 1kg of a certain fuel may contain 100kJ of chemical potential energy.  If you now have a generator that converts this chemical potential energy into 50kJ of electrical energy and 50kJ of heat energy (wasted energy in this case).  You would say that the generator is 50% efficient as half of the chemical potential energy the fuel had was converted into a useful form.
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1.  Moderately hard\n2.  Moderately easy
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what difference does it make?
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What is the difference? I think therefore I know.
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It's kida hard to explain comprehensively in 1000 characters or less, so the next best thing I can do right now is put a link to a website that explains the  diferences in layman's term in the source below.\nHope that helps you out.
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To be honest, there isn't much difference between them.\n\nBoth are reputable, reliable companies. \n\nI use a combination of both here at work.\n\nHope this helps!
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Is this a question or is this the answer. You need to rephrase your question. Because I don't know why you cannot use your time efficient
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depends on how much was needed\ni
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There's a difference?
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From what i've seen, there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of difference between them, i suppose try to get value for money. Whichever provides the most for the least.
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it depends on what you mean by "efficient"\n\nin general, markets do seem to move in a "random walk" and seem so efficient it's hard to outperform them.\n\nthere are statistics that say 75%+ of fund managers FAIL to outperform the market.... that is, most managers do LESS than the "average"(market)\n\nalthough some do much better.  oh well.
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Quality is always the better of the two--regardless of subject matter.  The only problem I see with not enough quantity, is that you might not be able to finish what you set out to do for quality purposes.
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Efficiency so as to be productive by using as little as needed. Consistency so as the productivity keeps rolling without having to increase costs at all or hardly at all.\nJob growth year by year without hardly raising the amount needed to train employees.
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a more efficient heart