Sentence examples for increase work output from inspiring English sources
As an employee who has observed the patterns of employers in diverse industries, both small and large firms, I do have some ideas on how to keep employees motivated enough to increase work output.
(iii) In perfusion experiments, the isolated hearts from transgenic mice did not increase work output linearly upon increasing the beating rate by electric pacing whereas this correlation was linear with hearts from wild type mice.
They also described specific benefits from alcohol consumption, including relieving pain, reducing stress, and achieving balance their bodies that lead to increase work output.
Researchers at the University of Illinois found that listening to music increased work output by almost 7percentt, according to Lifehacker.
Humidified gas turbine cycles such as the humidified air turbine (HAT) and the steam-injected gas turbine (STIG) present exciting new prospects for industrial gas turbine technology, potentially offering greatly increased work outputs and cycle efficiencies at moderate costs.
The MECR transgenic hearts differed from the controls in that the increase upon heart rate increase from 5 to 7.5 Hz was smaller, although this is in accord with the smaller increase in work output due to an increase in the pacing frequency from 5 to 7.5 Hz (Figure 4D).
It is clear that by the increase in work output of the turbine and pump input work, the cost will be increased; however, since the system useful power rises by the increase in pressure, the cost per kWh of energy generated undergoes the various trends by increasing turbine pressure.
When planned properly, personal outsourcing can deliver 10 to 20 hours of free time per week with a simultaneous increase in work output.
The increase in turbine's pressure means an increase in enthalpy differences between the inlet and outlet of a turbine and thus increasing the work output of the turbine.
At the same time, viruses increased the work output of the system by over 200%%.
The results reveal that a reduction in cycle entropy production is neither equivalent to an increase in its thermal efficiency; nor to an increase in its work output.
