Sentence examples for drop of output from inspiring English sources

Besides, the drop of output varies in intensity, but always returns to the potential level.

The main drawback of current piezoresistive pressure sensors is the drop of output voltage with increase in the operating temperature which severely reduces the measurement accuracy.

limiting CLP-induced drop of urine output with limitation of free water clearance.

Industrial production declined 0.1percentt in October, the Fed said, with production of consumer goods down 0.5percentt, in part because of a drop in output of cars and trucks.

Fields that are overproduced can drop off, in terms of output, quite sharply and suddenly, leaving behind large amounts of oil that cannot be coaxed out with existing technology.

The significant drop in the volatility of output and inflation since the mid-1980s — a period known as the Great Moderation — helped lull "macroeconomists and policy makers alike in the belief that we knew how to conduct macroeconomic policy," the fund's chief economist, Olivier Blanchard, wrote in one of the papers.

Moreover, it is conducive to a drop in the volatility of output, a parallel increase in the volatility of wages and to changes in unconditional correlations consistent with what documented in the U.S. between the pre- and post-1984 periods.

The drop in output of white wine, much of which is made farther north in the Casablanca and Leyda valleys, could reach 40%, he says.

With a drop in output of 4.8% and a time of six years to recovery, its severity score is 10.8.

The construction sector suffered a drop in output of 0.6% and manufacturing managed to maintain a modest growth rate of 0.2%.

Four of the last five and five of the last seven quarters have been negative; not even half of the drop in output since the start of the recession in the second quarter of 2008 has been restored.