Duplication of functional expertise and increased operational complexity resulted in an escalation of costs, the emergence of horizontal silos, inconsistency in the execution of functional decisions between processes, and general erosion of the efficiency of the operations network.
Varve thickness is controlled by the rate of glacial erosion and efficiency of subglacial discharge from the adjacent Langjökull ice cap.
Based on this dynamic similarity to larger, natural systems, we proceeded with a preliminary exploratory suite of experiments to constrain runout and erosion efficiencies of flowing ejecta.
The hegemonic impulses of the ruling party have cost South Africa much in terms of economic efficiency and erosion of the rule of law.
This modeling study suggests that biological evolution can impact landscape evolution by increasing the sediment transport and erosion efficiency of mountain streams.
Model predictions are compared with a compilation of long-term denudation rates from glaciated mountain ranges and indicate models perform well at explaining patterns of glacial erosion efficiency.
Competing goals are as follows: GHG efficiency (reduction of greenhouse gases), environmental sustainability of crop cultivation and the avoidance of indirect damages such as the loss of biological diversity, the influx of invasive species, the erosion of the landscape, maximization of space efficiency and the economic yield, and.
For liquid power systems, such as in gas-lift pumps, cavitation will cause vibration, noise, reduced efficiency, pitting, and erosion of the surfaces in contact with collapsing bubbles [2].
However the erosion and efficiency decay due to cavitation phenomena of turbines are too complex to stimulate which depends on other operating conditions at site.
A plot level study by Herweg and Ludi ([1999]) on the effectiveness of the major SWC interventions is used to assign soil erosion reduction efficiency for each.
Seals of efficiency were created.
