Sentence examples for consumption terms from inspiring English sources

The 2050 scenario analysis shows that a CE scenario could save carbon emissions compared to the BAU scenario, in both territorial and consumption terms.

Specifically for Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAH), the chemical production terms are found to be linearly proportional to the mass fraction of smaller aromatic species, and the chemical consumption terms are found to be linearly proportional to their own mass fractions.

In some cases, when the energy consumption terms are very small relative to the data rate, optimization on the difference may be influenced heavily by the data rate term.

This means consumers opting in to Rainbow will be opting for more companies to be able to link their email identity to their mobile web browsing, and to receive more targeted ads (based on their identity and certain demographic factors) in exchange for — possibly — a slightly faster and/or cheaper (in data consumption terms) mobile web browsing experience.

Small consumption terms are added for each cofactor in the equation of reactions involving them, thereby creating a replenishing flux of cofactor when reactions are active.

Conspicuous consumption, term in economics that describes and explains the practice by consumers of using goods of a higher quality or in greater quantity than might be considered necessary in practical terms.

A simple and efficient extraction technique with a sub-microliter organic solvent consumption termed as in-tube electro-membrane extraction (IEME) is introduced.

One of those years is used up by the lagged consumption term in Eq.  3 and another by the generalized method of moments (GMM) estimation procedure we employ [ 2, 3, 11].

Few participants expressed concerns about their caffeine consumption in terms of either short or long-term harms.

This formulation attempts to explain human consumption in terms of three components: population numbers, levels of consumption (which it terms "affluence", although the usage is different), and impact per unit of resource use (which is termed "technology", because this impact depends on the technology used).

You can visualize this personal energy consumption in terms of light bulbs: 56 kilowatt-hours per day is the energy consumption of 56 ordinary 40-watt bulbs left switched on all the time.