Sentence examples for economic allocation from inspiring English sources

If economic allocation is used instead of system expansion, around 85% of each impact is allocated to ethanol, 6% each to electricity and acetic acid and the rest to the lactic acid; this is because of their respective quantities and market prices (see Supporting information, Tables S2 and S6).

Economic allocation of generation is further ensured by modification of the predictive control objective function.

Life cycle GHGs for Ru/C are estimated at 80.4 kg CO2-e/kg catalyst using economic allocation and 13.7 kg CO2-e/kg catalyst using mass allocation.

From this environmental assessment, the importance of applying both mass and economic allocation in the study of new bio-based products is shown.

Waste treatment, mass and economic allocation procedures of GWP for by-products are compared based on life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology.

In a 1939 book, The Mathematical Method of Production Planning and Organization, he showed that all problems of economic allocation can be reduced to maximizing a function subject to constraints.

On the other hand, economic capital allocation refers to the high-level allocation of resources to each business unit or product line.

The greatest gains for economic water allocation are achieved at the sub-provincial level.

The third important component of a rigorous economic capital allocation approach is capital measurement per se.

Another pillar in economic capital allocation procedures is risk-adjusted return on capital (RAROC).

Improved operation sequence and economic tolerance allocation directly influence product quality and manufacturing costs.