Integrated Efficiency
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Efficiency can be point efficiency vs integrated efficiency.
For example, fuel efficiency of an engine may be point efficiency, but integrated efficiency is broader. For example, OSE's engine strategy may be less fuel efficient, but more cost effective by 1000x due to multipurpose functionality (10x) via modularity and 10x via lifetime design (lower cost to maintain, by a factor of 10), and another 10x by open source automation.