efficience
/ɛfɪˈsɪənsi/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being efficient; the ability to do something with a minimum of waste of time, money, effort, etc.
“The company’s new manufacturing process improved efficiency and reduced production costs.”
2. noun
A relation between the output value and the input value in a system, especially in terms of the energy or effort required to achieve a particular outcome.
“The study examined the efficiency of the solar panel system.”
3. noun
A measure of the ratio of output to input or effort in a system, especially in terms of energy or work.
“The engineer calculated the efficiency of the engine to optimize its performance.”
4. adjective
Characterized by or relating to efficiency; able to do something with a minimum of waste of time, money, effort, etc.
“The efficient design of the new building reduced energy consumption.”