Sentence examples for industry yield from inspiring English sources
In the airline industry, yield management allows carriers to maximize revenue on a fixed asset by varying prices which is why there can be 20 different prices for the coach seats on a single flight.
"All of these financial arrangements with industry yield various kinds of conflicts," said Dr. Jerome P. Kassirer, a former editor in chief for The New England Journal of Medicine, who recently wrote a book, "On the Take" (Oxford, 2004), about the undue influence of business on medicine.
With more complete starch conversion during dry grind, dry grind ethanol yield increases to 2.866 gallons per bushel, and the improved aggregate industry yield is 2.829 gallons per bushel (Table 5; see Additional file 1 for calculations).
The 13.3% increase in ethanol yield with the complete fiber scenario translates to an additional ethanol yield of 0.370 gallons per bushel for dry grind, bringing the aggregate industry yield to 3.078 gallons per bushel (Table 5; see Additional file 1 for calculations).
Baseline assumptions include: A weighted industry yield of 2.759 gallons per bushel reflects dry grind and wet milling ethanol yields of 2.785 and 2.600 gallons per bushel, respectively, with dry grind plants making up 86% of ethanol capacity and wet milling plants 14%.
The fishing industry yields mackerel and cuttlefish.
"This combined with industry capacity growth in short haul continues to have an impact on industry yields at a peak time of year".
The decade of sharp-elbowed deal making that shaped the Russian industry yielded two leading contenders for the global energy big leagues.
Even though the country's major exports (tea, coffee, and minerals) dropped by nearly 20%, the tourist industry yielded regular foreign exchange.
Her painstaking industry yielded one of the most easily mocked fashion objects in modern history: the Earth Shoe, with its distinctive sole that looked like a pie plate waiting for a crust made of spelt.
Based on typical industry yields and prevailing prices, it appears that a single plasma donation, for which a donor might be paid $30, results in pharmaceutical products worth at least $300.
