Sentence examples for faster adjustments from inspiring English sources
By making faster adjustments remotely, oil companies should recover more oil from the same reservoirs at minimal additional expense.
These maps may contain patterns of behavior and relationships that can point the way to better corporate decision-making and faster adjustments in the supply chain and inventory.
In a very efficient market, you actually get faster volatility and faster adjustments.
But the faster adjustment process does raise some warning flags... firms appear to be acting in far closer alignment with one another than in decades past".
"The result is not only a faster adjustment, but one that is potentially more synchronized, compressing changes into an even shorter time frame," Mr. Greenspan said.
The Florida program is associated with a lower equilibrium population density and slower adjustment to that equilibrium density in urban counties, but a higher equilibrium population density and a faster adjustment to equilibrium in suburban counties.
To quote another speech of Mr Greenspan's: "The result is not only faster adjustment, but one that is potentially more synchronised, compressing changes into an even shorter time frame .A better information flow, it appears, can make the economy more vulnerable to events in the real worldThe second event was September 11th.
A higher level corresponds to a desired goal of faster adjustment.
Mutual goodwill requires stability, meaning that faster adjustment to economic shocks can potentially strain relationships of mutual trust.
The shorter production cycles in agriculture (relative to the decadal- to century-scale changes in climate) generally allow for more iterations through the adaptive cycle and a faster adjustment to changing environmental conditions (a process that can already be observed; see e.g., Olesen et al. 2011).
This may be the reason for faster adjustment or normalization to familiar compared with foreign-accented sentences [ Floccia et al. 2006, although this pattern was not evident for single words; see also Evans and Iverson (2004) and Cristia et al. (2012) for a comprehensive review].
