streamlined
IPA: strˈimɫaɪnd
adjective
- Designed to offer little resistance to the flow of fluid, especially by having sleek, graceful lines.
- Having been made more simple and straight forward.
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Examples of "streamlined" in Sentences
- A dolphin is streamlined and thin.
- She streamlined the script and tightened the action.
- The adult has the typical streamlined wings and body.
- The game is more streamlined than the original Tropico.
- I hope that the process may get streamlined in the future.
- He streamlined the accounting procedures of the Archdiocese.
- In the 1990s, these were streamlined in the new Metroad scheme.
- In some ways the change effectively streamlined the church hierarchy.
- The episodes are streamlined and not exactly the same as the originals.
- The locomotive was streamlined at the front and over the boiler fittings.
- They can do what they call a streamlined re-fi and that should cost you less.
- The 2006 database is streamlined from the 2005 version, with a lot of bad addresses and other garbage gone.
- Check out the models from Nutcase, which feature bold graphics (stripes, flags, flames and such) in streamlined skater shapes.
- Wildcats 3.0, the title streamlined into a clean, antiseptic sans-serif typeface that wouldn't look out of place on an investment magazine.
- The IRS also will make what it calls "streamlined installment agreements" available to more small businesses with unpaid taxes, giving them up to 24 months to pay debts of $25,000 or less.
- *** Technology Cisco Systems said it will switch to what it calls a "streamlined operating model," as the networking company looks to refocus its operations and simplify its oft-criticized management structure.
- +0.40% shares edged up fractionally after the networking company unveiled what it called a "streamlined operating model" designed to simplify its operations and streamline its sales, services and engineering organizations. /quotes/comstock/10y!
- And though his keen intellect and long list of accomplishments in an industry characterized by streamlined steel could lead some to suspect otherwise, the Swiss-born businessman reserves a soft spot for his pets--a gaggle of dogs, cats and horses that all share living space on the Lutz family's farm in the Detroit area.