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It means 1. starting to review, analyze and decide on an important or complex issue, which requires a lot of effort and patience, usually within a team or group; 2. starting to work on a heavy or a longtime task or assignment.
When the savings to be made are small. At that point, the time and effort it would take to do the research regarding quality and price would be far more expensive than any savings to be made- the cost, essentially, is a higher price than the benefit.
Yes, and noteworthy in this effort was the effort made on children's TV and product branding.
it prevents duplication of effort.
Effective (adjective) describes something that obtains the result that was intended. Example use: An organized workspace for doing homework is an effective workspace. Efficiency (noun) is the competency in performance; the ability to accomplish with a minimum of time and effort or cost. Example: Efficiency is important in this job because each task takes a number of steps to complete.
Performance Cost
it requires more energy to pull because the load is heavier than the effort.
Effort
Can an individual be too motivated, so that his or her performance declines as a result of excessive effort? discuss?
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True is the correct answer
learning or storing (encoding) that requires attention and effort
Overclocking
Overclocking
This career requires the ability to focus while at home. It also requires time and effort to answer the questions correctly.
This career requires the ability to focus while at home. It also requires time and effort to answer the questions correctly.
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