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Definition of efficient
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Efficient
(n.) An
efficient
cause;
a prime
mover.
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Silent
::
Silent
(a.)
Having
no
effect;
not
operating;
inefficient.
Arm
::
Arm (n.) A
branch
of the
military
service;
as, the
cavalry
arm was made
efficient..
Heart
::
Heart (n.) The
nearest
the
middle
or
center;
the part most
hidden
and
within;
the
inmost
or most
essential
part of any body or
system;
the
source
of life and
motion
in any
organization;
the chief or vital
portion;
the
center
of
activity,
or of
energetic
or
efficient
action;
as, the heart of a
country,
of a tree, etc..
Covariant
::
Covariant
(n.) A
function
involving
the
coefficients
and the
variables
of a
quantic,
and such that when the
quantic
is
lineally
transformed
the same
function
of the new
variables
and
coefficients
shall be equal to the old
function
multiplied
by a
factor.
An
invariant
is a like
function
involving
only the
coefficients
of the
quantic..
Inefficacious
::
Inefficacious
(a.) Not
efficacious;
not
having
power to
produce
the
effect
desired;
inadequate;
incompetent;
inefficient;
impotent.
Putter
::
Putter
(v. i.) To act
inefficiently
or idly; to
trifle;
to
potter.
Positivism
::
Positivism
(n.) A
system
of
philosophy
originated
by M.
Auguste
Comte,
which deals only with
positives.
It
excludes
from
philosophy
everything
but the
natural
phenomena
or
properties
of
knowable
things,
together
with their
invariable
relations
of
coexistence
and
succession,
as
occurring
in time and
space.
Such
relations
are
denominated
laws, which are to be
discovered
by
observation,
experiment,
and
comparison.
This
philosophy
holds all
inquiry
into
causes,
both
efficient
and
final,
to be
useles
Procurement
::
Procurement
(n.)
Efficient
contrivance;
management;
agency.
Reason
::
Reason
(n.) A
thought
or a
consideration
offered
in
support
of a
determination
or an
opinion;
a just
ground
for a
conclusion
or an
action;
that which is
offered
or
accepted
as an
explanation;
the
efficient
cause of an
occurrence
or a
phenomenon;
a
motive
for an
action
or a
determination;
proof,
more or less
decisive,
for an
opinion
or a
conclusion;
principle;
efficient
cause;
final
cause;
ground
of
argument..
Granulation
::
Granulation
(n.) One of the
small,
red,
grainlike
prominences
which form on a raw
surface
(that of
wounds
or
ulcers),
and are the
efficient
agents
in the
process
of
healing..
Expedition
::
Expedition
(n.) The
quality
of being
expedite;
efficient
promptness;
haste;
dispatch;
speed;
quickness;
as to carry the mail with
expedition.
Perficient
::
Perficient
(a.)
Making
or doing
throughly;
efficient;
effectual.
Efficient
::
Efficient
(n.)
Causing
effects;
producing
results;
that makes the
effect
to be what it is;
actively
operative;
not
inactive,
slack,
or
incapable;
characterized
by
energetic
and
useful
activity;
as, an
efficient
officer,
power..
Mainspring
::
Mainspring
(n.) The
principal
or most
important
spring
in a piece of
mechanism,
especially
the
moving
spring
of a watch or clock or the
spring
in a
gunlock
which
impels
the
hammer.
Hence:
The chief or most
powerful
motive;
the
efficient
cause of
action..
Integration
::
Integration
(n.) The
operation
of
finding
the
primitive
function
which has a given
function
for its
differential
coefficient.
See
Integral.
Tendency
::
Tendency
(n.)
Direction
or
course
toward
any
place,
object,
effect,
or
result;
drift;
causal
or
efficient
influence
to bring about an
effect
or
result..
Uncia
::
Uncia (n.) A
numerical
coefficient
in any
particular
case of the
binomial
theorem.
Heart
::
Heart (n.)
Vigorous
and
efficient
activity;
power of
fertile
production;
condition
of the soil,
whether
good or bad..
Inefficient
::
Inefficient
(a.) Not
efficient;
not
producing
the
effect
intended
or
desired;
inefficacious;
as,
inefficient
means or
measures..
Facient
::
Facient
(n.) One of the
variables
of a
quantic
as
distinguished
from a
coefficient.
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