efficiency (redirected from Mechanical efficiency)

ef·fi·cien·cy (-fshn-s)

n.

1. The production of the desired effects or results with minimum waste of time, effort, or skill.

2. A measure of effectiveness; specifically, the useful work output divided by the energy input in any system.

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efficiency,

n the operation of a dental practice in such a way that both business and professional services are performed in a minimal amount of time without sacrificing quality of work, sympathetic attitude, and kindliness.

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efficiency

1. in clinical practice equals the effect achieved in relation to the expenditure and effort expended.

2. in physiological terms, efficiency of any organ or tissue is equal to the ratio of useful energy produced to total energy expended.