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Measuring Efficiency Without Guessing
Efficiency is measured as the ratio of energy consumed to result achieved. It is not measured by volume of output.
What is not a measure?
Volume of output. A larger flow is not a better flow if a smaller one achieves the same result.
What is a measure?
The ratio of energy consumed to result achieved for the same verified outcome.
Where is efficiency applied?
In every decision. It is one of the five operating principles.
Is a larger flow better?
No. A larger flow is not better if a smaller flow achieves the same result.
What is the aim of efficiency?
To do less, not more. The system aims to use as few resources as possible.
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