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From the diagram in Fig. 8, the following equation is derived: u_{{c,{text{ps}}}} = 0.15W_{{{text{s}} - {text{p}}}} + 0.6528 (2)where (u_{{c,{text{ps}}}}) is the heat capacity consumption per time of the continued operation phase.

From the diagram in Fig. 7, the following equation is derived: u_{text{su,ps}} = - 0.75W_{{{text{s}} - {text{p}}}} + 3.359 (1 where (u_{text{su,ps}}) is the heat capacity consumption per time of the start-up phase and (W_{{{text{s}}text{text{p}}}}) is the WBGT difference.

Whilst we did not measure the foraging efficiency (nectar consumption per unit time) of tagged bees, it seems likely that carrying a transmitter of 66 100% of the bee's own body mass affects flight performance and hence energy usage.

Peak oxygen consumption per unit of time (VO2) was obtained from breath-by-breath analysis of expired air.

The AT was defined as the break point between carbon dioxide production and oxygen consumption per unit of time (VO2).

where: (Y_{c,t}) is the yield of crop c (ton/ha) at time t, (w_{c,t}) is the water consumption per hectar of crop c (m3/ha) at time t.

Along these lines, Cascella et al. [28] found that the amount of alcohol consumption per session at the time of peak use (bingeing) was a better predictor of brain atrophy than current alcohol consumption.

Indicator (1): water consumption indicator (W c,t ), is the water consumption per hectare of crop c at time t.

where: (E_{c,t}) is the energy consumption per ha of crop c at time t (J/ha).

With this in mind, a multi-objective cutting parameter optimization model is proposed, focusing on minimizing the process time and energy consumption per unit of removed material.

The energy consumption per unit of output in America and Europe is around twice that of Japan's, and China's is eight times as much.