Sentence examples for efficiency of household from inspiring English sources

The Tories want to adopt the sensible Japanese system for improving the efficiency of household appliances.

Other regulations introduced during this time included the Nuclear Waste Policy Act (1982) and the Energy Star program (1992); the latter was implemented to rate the usage costs and energy efficiency of household appliances and other electronic devices.

Although the technology has been improved, this review has identified problems in the construction and operation of Chinese biogas plants, particularly in the efficiency of household systems.

Kyle Tanger, chief executive of green consultancy ClearCarbon, recommends using an electricity monitor like the Kill A Watt, a product that measures the energy efficiency of household appliances, to give you a better sense of their usage cost.

In summary, evidences in existing body of literature seem to suggest that while off-farm income accounts for significant and increasing share of total income of rural farm households in the developing countries, the implications on efficiency of household resource allocation, food supply and overall household welfare remain uncertain, and vary widely by locality and socio-economic environments.

The average efficiencies of household water treatment systems studied for the removal of cations, such as Na+, Ca2+, and Mg2+, and total hardness of drinking water were 80.23, 61.20, 78.97, and 69.36%, respectively.

The average efficiencies of household water treatment systems studied for the removal of anions, such as NO3 −, NO2 −, SO4 2−, HCO3 −, and Cl− from drinking water were 66.83, 31.50, 85, 67, and 68.43%, respectively.

China has issued the national energy efficiency standards of household refrigerators, GB12021.2-2003 and GB12021.2-2008 to promote high-efficiency refrigerator production and use.

In addition, labor migration tends to check the increase in numbers of rural households because labor-migrant households are more likely than non-labor-migrant households to maintain a multi-generational family structure, and thus may contribute to higher efficiency of rural household resource consumption.

Although both kerbside schemes increased the proportion of households claiming to recycle, they differed in relation to the level of participation, recovery of comparable materials, participant's efficiency of participation, household satisfaction and desire to change the scheme and the type of recycler attracted to the scheme.

This paper considers the influence of heat exchangers to the efficiency of a household refrigerating system.