Sentence examples for efficiency and development from inspiring English sources

Plainly, the road to reduced dependence leads in a different direction -- toward conservation (meaning increased efficiency) and development of non-oil energy sources.

While most other developed nations have imposed significant taxes on gasoline by way of encouraging greater efficiency and development of alternative energy sources, American politicians have not had the courage to do so, preferring to allow the risky drilling for oil a mile under the sea.

The penetration of private-sector companies in the management of container port facilities is growing worldwide and existing evidence has demonstrated the positive role of such schemes in the efficiency and development of relevant port operations.

That scenario determines the expense model followed in rural area, their efficiency and development results; the recent proposal by the Federal Government to implement the Zero Base Budget (zbb) for fiscal year 2016, opens the possibility of exploring the implications of the new method for the design and execution of spending for rural development.

This is the mean to ensure the equity, efficiency and development.

In particular, both infection efficiency and development of exo-erythrocytic forms (EEFs) can be perturbed by altering cell surface oxygen concentrations.

Scenario 1 adds the influence of epidemiological and sociocultural developments to the model, as well as developments regarding the profession: technical developments, developments in efficiency, and developments regarding horizontal substitution.

In order to calculate demand and other macro-variables in such way, economic growth and demographics have to be indicated exogenously, in addition to technology costs, technical characteristics (e.g., conversion efficiencies), and development [16, 20].

Guangzhou Metro implements unified maintenance and resource sharing to ensure the stability of its information systems and performs the management functions of guaranteeing stability, providing efficient management, improving efficiency and promoting development.

Over the longer-term, however, price signals could stimulate energy efficiency improvements and development of less energy-intensive industries.

More than 6 years after getting his Ph.D. in physics from University of Arizona, Shaheen works at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), the nation's premier laboratory for renewable energy and energy efficiency research and development.