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In these applications, reduction of electric energy consumption and recovery of waste heat energy are key factors that impact the competitiveness of electrochemical wastewater treatment.
In contrast, allocation based on the peak may lead to over provisioning and under utilization of resources leading to increased costs, which can adversely impact the competitiveness of the SP. To deliver SLOs in a cost-effective manner, an SP therefore needs to deduce a time varying allocation plan of resources to any given application that matches the burstiness pattern of that application.
This factor in particular may negatively impact the competitiveness of CM for SIR in the field.
Mr Grayling said: "This is a prime example of European legislation which will evidently have an impact on the competitiveness of Europe and will impact on employment in Europe at a time when we have really very serious levels of unemployment in the EU.
It demonstrates that although the value of the dollar has had a significant impact on the competitiveness of US exports in general, its impact on the travel industry has been less severe than on other export industries.
The efficiency of energy usage, coupled with the cost and availability of energy, have a substantial impact on the competitiveness and economic viability of manufacturing enterprises.
Modelling, simulation and evaluation of manufacturing systems are relevant activities that may strongly impact on the competitiveness of production enterprises both during the design and the operational phases.
Britain, for example, has a very successful F.T.T. on shares — known as the stamp duty — which raises more than $6 billion a year and has not had a significant impact on the competitiveness of London's finance sector.
"Bankers are paid less here [in London] than in New York, Singapore or Hong Kong, and ultimately this could have an impact on the competitiveness of London as a financial centre and the jobs and tax paid here.
The commission's plan places greater emphasis on farming in harmony with the environment, but Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Michelle O'Neill is concerned about the potential negative impact on the competitiveness of the agricultural industry.
