Sentence examples for day output from inspiring English sources

Wintershall, the oil arm of German chemical group BASF, said it was cutting its 100,000 barrels a day output.

Considering that the input of ammonium from the landfill is balanced by the present day output via the river, the residence time of ammonium in the aquifer is between 7 and 18 years.

Crisis talks began after world oil prices surged close to $120 a barrel, their highest level since August 2008, pushed higher by a sharp reduction in Libya's 1.6m-barrel a day output.

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Electrical, heat, and cool demand in a sample day (output).

Monty Don takes over the Tweet of the Day output this week with a selection of episodes by Sir David Attenborough.

Monty Don takes over the Tweet of the Day output this week with a selection of seasonally relevant episodes by Sir David Attenborough.

When it reopened on Monday, output duly rose compared with Saturday, the last working day before the change, and continued to rise for the next couple of days.

"There seems no reason for the disproportionately high number of white male reporters in broadcast news," says the report, which included qualitative research with reporters and editors as well as a detailed breakdown of the Monday-to-Friday output one week in four over a five-month period.

The Intra-Day output curve of F3 is more stable than that in the Figs. 5 and 6.

But the day-to-day output from Congress may not be as inspiring to voters as the lofty pronouncements Ryan has been making: "We need to raise our gaze," he said in a recent speech.

Although it is arguable that no sane person would equate this latter-day output as being near those of the first 20-or-so years of their existence, there have been a few interesting diversions in the subsequent post-Tattoo You era.