Also, rheological analysis indicated that nanoparticle addition increases the low shear rate viscosity of non-aqueous CGA fluids and boosts their cutting transport capacity.
Private employment service providers have a strong incentive to rely more heavily on e-services as a way of cutting costs and boosting their profits.
When central banks face their next recession, in other words, they risk having almost no room to boost their economies by cutting interest rates.
Phillips said it was a "real problem" that companies had boosted their profits by cutting down on the number of staff in shops.
In the mid-1990s, insurancompaniesies tried hard to boost their market share, cutting prices in order to increase volume.
Marshall Acuff, of Salomon Smith Barney, an investment bank, believes that excessive capital investment during the past decade has resulted in so much overcapacity in many commodity industries that the new giants will not be able to boost their margins unless they start cutting back capacity.However, cutting capacity goes against the grain in commodities.
As revenue has slowed or shrunk in the face of weak demand and rising inventories, companies have sought to boost their long-term competitiveness by cutting operating costs, particularly wage bills, and cutting back on spending, causing their suppliers to do the same, thus setting up a vicious spiral or redundancies.
The US, France, Germany and Canada have all responded to the financial crisis by boosting rather than cutting their science funding.
And they can gain flexibility, by boosting or cutting back production more rapidly in line with demand.
Filters are also used for noise filtering, guard band separation of channels, bandpass selection, boosting, and cutting certain bands in the frequency spectrum, and harmonic reduction.
