Sentence examples for efficiency rise from inspiring English sources

Harbour says the carmaker managed a 7.4% improvement in assembly-plant productivity in 2002, part of a steady pattern that has seen its efficiency rise by 22% over five years.

The minimization of losses will be followed by an efficiency rise and hence, by a cost reduction.

For the same total heat input, a thermal efficiency rise of over 5% is calculated for a naphtha cracking furnace under normal operating conditions.

A differentiation of the inhibition efficiencies of ATC on mild steel in acidic medium with and without of different concentrations of ATC at various temperatures (303, 313, 323 and 333 K) indicates that corrosion efficiency rise with increasing of concentration and reduced with temperature rise (Fig. 3).

Worker efficiency rose as firms reduced staff hours, girding for a potential downturn.

G.E.'s operating profit margin, a measure of efficiency, rose to 17.8percentt of sales in 1999 from 16.7percentthehe year earlier.

Not satisfied with this barbaric factory, the gamer started a new one - realising that in the Sims, efficiency rises in accordance with brutality.

And manufacturing costs are coming down at the same time as efficiency rises (see chart).The diodes are better than existing lighting in other ways, too.

But growing energy efficiency, rising pollution worries and stiffer competition from other fuels mean that in most countries the tide is turning against coal.

In the late 1990s workers' efficiency rose thanks both to rapid investment, particularly in information technology (IT), and to innovation, again mainly in IT.

But the latest Harbour report (a snapshot by a respected consultancy of the American car industry, both American- and foreign-owned) shows that Chrysler has made great strides, with efficiency rising by 16% in the past two years.