Sentence examples for efficiency accounting from inspiring English sources
Efficiency accounting methods and parameters for MCFC tri-generation systems have been developed.
The search for such efficiency, accounting for protocols for finishing treatment in less time, but also achieving the best possible outcomes have guided recent clinical researches.
This is followed by a review of the existing economy-wide energy efficiency accounting systems with a focus on the analytical framework.
The model, described and validated herein, includes a detailed calculation of the annual average optical efficiency accounting for cosine losses, shading and blocking, aberration and atmospheric attenuation.
The first part is the PC power P PC = P t η, (4). in which η is the PC efficiency, accounting for the PA efficiency, feeder loss and extra loss in transmission related cooling.
This study also calculates the "DEA-based" environmental efficiency indicator (DEEI) using the directional distance function, which can evaluate efficiency accounting for inputs, desirable outputs, and undesirable outputs simultaneously (Färe et al. 2001).
The Congressional Research Service estimates that benefits for wind, solar, ethanol and energy efficiency account for three-quarters of the $20 billion total of annual federal tax support.
In the greenest of futures mapped out by the International Energy Agency, a think-tank financed by rich countries, greater efficiency accounts for two-thirds of emissions averted.
A market simulation model that Edmunds has developed over the years indicates that fuel efficiency accounts on average for about 6% of the reason why consumers purchase a particular vehicle.
In pure photochemical calculations, the heating rate efficiency accounts for the 0.1 K per per cent increase of the 205-nm flux, which is two times less than that observed (Hood 1987).
Consistent with computational efficiency accounts of motor history effects, the findings are interpreted as evidence for comparatively more efficient processing underlying action planning when successive actions involve the same versus opposite hand.
