Sentence examples for efficiency in the last from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, this weather normalised behaviour indicates a deterioration in the envelope transmission and infiltration heat losses and/or a decrease in the campuses gas heating efficiency in the last years, which should be further analysed and reversed, if the path for sustainability and NZEB targets is to be followed.

"There has not been much improvement in incandescent efficiency in the last 10 years".

Reforms were carried out to improve its organization and efficiency in the late 1800s.

The Knicks ran hard, kept the ball moving and played with a cool efficiency in the first quarter.

Their method is to compare China's capital efficiency in the 1980s and 1990s with the past decade; they treat any decline in efficiency as evidence of wasted investment.

According to Beyond Zero Emissions' report, Renewable Energy Superpower, the world will invest $US28tn in renewable energy and energy efficiency in the next 20 years.

If America had achieved European levels of efficiency in the 1990's, it would by now already exceed its Kyoto target for 2012, which was to be 7percentt below its 1990 carbon dioxide emissions.

Japanese industry, whose early adoption of just-in-time inventory methods gave it a big edge in efficiency in the 1980's, also found itself immediately smarting from the air shutdown.

England had trouble maintaining their efficiency in the second half and could have doubled the score with better concentration but once again they had played on foreign soil in the sort of positive manner they find difficult to emulate at home.

"What matters to our oil consumption is the fuel economy of the fleet on the road". Of the eight major automakers examined in the report, only G.M., Toyota and Honda showed increases in fuel efficiency in the 2004 model year, the most recent year for which hard sales data is available.

Table 5 shows the average scores for electricity efficiency in the 1990s and 2000s.