Sentence examples for increase in lifecycle from inspiring English sources

This does not necessarily imply an increase in lifecycle energy use; artefacts that consume or transform energy during use could possibly regain this increased initial input via increased efficiency in use.

An increase in wages may lead "lifecycle migrants" to stay longer in the host country.

Shorter product lifecycles, increase in product variety, and also intensification of challenges ahead of competitors at global level, have motivated many manufacturing firms to step towards new manufacturing techniques (Hofer et al. 2012; Priyanto et al. 2012).

ATP has already presented RST-PAL pallets to the Army, Air Force Exchange System, (AAFES) located in Texas and throughout the Pacific Rim, and AAFES is interested in purchasing pallets, which will increase their pallet lifecycle, which in the long run is less costly than wooden pallets.

Cocrystals can also play a role in lifecycle management.

"What you can see is the increase of the lifecycle of the It's about ability campaign, a nine fold increase in the number of a parents bringing children forward for inclusive education from 2010 compared to previous years".

However, this increase in safety case complexity exacerbates problems of comprehension and maintainability later on in the system lifecycle.

Over its lifecycle, the process is carbon neutral and we have achieved a 17-fold increase in the rate of the reaction which makes it economically viable," Professor Zhang said.

Sure, a 44percentt increase in revenue is one heck of an increase, but it's a lot smaller than Google was achieving at a similar stage in its lifecycle.

An increase in the number of frogs eaten by birds may actually increase the likelihood of parasitism of other frogs, because the trematode's complex lifecycle includes the ramshorn snail and several intermediate hosts such as birds.

Increased lifecycle cost from using LSF instead of HFO in the ECA is shown in Fig. 3 as "Baseline (LSF in ECA)".