Sentence examples for consumption develop from inspiring English sources

In this article, the authors explain United Technologies Corporation UTCC) efforts to develop and design a natural resource conservation program; establish a worldwide baseline inventory of energy consumption; develop corporation-wide conservation goals; and develop and implement systems and procedures to collect and analyze relevant data and measure performance.

Here, we demonstrate that rats with prolonged voluntary ethanol consumption develop antinociceptive tolerance to opioids.

2. Food consumption: Develop a balanced diet with low amounts of energy dense foods, 3. Physical activity: Supervised active play 60 minutes per day, limit sedentary activity involving electronic devices, such as television or computer to <1 hour per day 4. Monitoring of food consumption and activity by parent or child and provider.

According to the World Health Organization, in 2003 six developed countries accounted for seventy-nine per cent of global morphine consumption; developing countries, just six per cent.

Iparraguirre suggested that the current group of over 50s may be carrying on levels of higher consumption, developed in their younger years, into later life.

Since 2002, Natura has significantly reduced its greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption, developed more environmentally friendly packaging, and provided training and education opportunities to about 560,000 consultants.

First place in the Global Challenge went to Hyliion, an innovative suspension system for freight trucks to reduce fuel consumption developed by SEAS alumnus Mario Avila BS'10MechE and partner Thomas Healy.

This fall, the Seminar on Computational Methods for Sustainability will explore the role of computation in solving problems of sustainability, such as energy consumption, developing new chemical processes, and solving large-scale resource allocation problems.

Instead of using fixed analytical models of resource consumption developed offline or tuning model parameters, MELOADES automatically reconfigures hardware online without any analytical model.

Prof Hertwich, who is also the director of the industrial ecology programme at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, said that developing countries – where much of this population growth will take place – must not follow the western world's pattern of increasing consumption: "Developing countries should not follow our model.

Moreover, a new parameter (∇TE), which is the time gradient per unit energy consumption developed based on the Laplace transformation, is proposed to characterize the effect of the time delay in concrete production.