Sentence examples for decreasing operating costs from inspiring English sources

Modern gold producers are experiencing the operational dichotomy of minimizing wildlife exposure to toxic levels of cyanide in tailings and process waters, while decreasing operating costs for exploitation of lower-grade ores.

"These positive results continued to build on the momentum of the past few quarters as the company was able to increase revenues and decrease operating costs," Ms. Robinson said.

In this paper, an adaptive controller was applied to a 765 MW large thermal power plant to decrease operating costs, increase quality of generated electricity and satisfy environmental concerns.

The findings are applied to a tailor-made MFM framework that demonstrate the viability and effectiveness in achieving seven key aims: (1) activate regional potential; (2) increase system efficiency; (3) decrease operating costs; (4) create stakeholder network; (5) create and maintain jobs; (6) support innovative small and medium enterprises (SMEs); and (7) create sustainable economy/society.

By using multifocus 2PP, the laser power is more efficiently used, which greatly decreases operating costs in practical applications.

Basic manufacturing principles are becoming increasingly important in high-throughput sequencing facilities where there is a constant drive to increase quality, increase efficiency, and decrease operating costs.

The research result indicated that this technology not only increases temperature and decrease operating cost, it also has more widely application scope.

The present research work aims to improve energy efficiency and decrease operating cost of Khaotan drying by utilizing biomass energy instead of LPG.

Powering a rural house using this hybrid system is advantageous as it decreases operating cost, increases efficiencies, and reduces pollutant emissions.

Membrane assisted hybrid separations offer tremendous potential for process intensification which aims at increasing resource efficiency as well as decreasing operating and capital costs.

Building owners, represented by the Realty Advisory Board on Labor Relations, say that stubbornly high unemployment rates show that the devastation has not passed, and that they must hold down costs after a five-year period in which rent collections decreased and operating costs increased by 27 percent.