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efficiency The degree to which outputs are achieved in terms of productivity and input (resources allocated). Efficiency is a measure of performance in terms of which management may set objectives and plan schedules and for which staff members may be held accountable.
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EFM Eight-to-Fourteen Modulation. The data encoding scheme used in CDs in order to optimize the process of reading off the disk. Groups of eight data bits are regrouped into fourteen-bit blocks by EFM modulator during cutting of the CD master, permitting about 25% greater data density to be laser-inscribed on the disc and allowing easier error recognition. An EFM demodulator in the CD player decodes the data.
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effluent Liquid waste. Usually refers to discharge from industrial processes or from sewage treatment plants.
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efflux An outward flow.
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effusion The accumulation of fluid in a joint.
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