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There's also an enhanced trip computer, fuel efficiency gauge, and compass.
More usefully, there is a small fuel-efficiency gauge that notes the "sweet spot" between too heavy a foot on the accelerator and too much braking, so that by keeping the gauge's needle at 12 o'clock the vehicle is running at maximum economy.
It's the difference between a driver who obsesses on the second-by-second fluctuations in the fuel-efficiency gauge and the driver who looks at the long-term fuel averages over the course of thousands of miles of driving.
Overall, the impacts on rail freight efficiency of the gauge enhancement have been substantial, with efficiency improvements evident even at a time of economic stagnation.
While task time is a metric that is often used to gauge efficiency, it was not included in this study as it was not clear what it signified.
Data centres tend to use the power usage effectiveness standard (PUE), a metric developed by The Green Grid to gauge the efficiency of computer facilities.
Even more impressive is China, where labour productivity has risen by 7-8%.The snag is that labour productivity is an incomplete gauge of efficiency.
The huge increase in China's labour productivity in recent years is partly due to heavy investment rather than true efficiency gains.A better gauge of an economy's use of resources is "total factor productivity" (TFP), which tries to assess the efficiency with which both capital and labour are used.
The paper's aim is to determine the effects on rail freight efficiency of a loading gauge increase in April 2011 which allowed 9′ 6″ high containers to be transported on standard wagons on the corridor from the port of Southampton to the West Midlands.
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