Sentence examples for input and production from inspiring English sources
The reservoir is considered to be an input output system with the injection rates as the input and production rates as the output.
Analysis and estimation of energy input and production rates show that BEP2G may become an attractive alternative for thermochemical methanation, and biochemical methanogenesis.
The signal contains public information about the unknown future market price p. Thus, at the time when input and production decision are made, the relevant price expectation is the updated in a Bayesian way.
"A further increase in oil prices could be expected to increase input and production costs, having an impact on crop supplies, prices and trade flows, and reinforce feedstock demand for biofuels". Looking beyond the next decade, the report forecasts global food production to expand by 70% by 2050.
Through the use of economies of scale we aim to maintain low input and production costs.
The sawmill, plywood/veneer mills and wood moulding mills are required by licence conditions to record log input and production.
The oil reservoir, being treated as a multi-input, multi-output (MIMO) system in terms of injection inputs and production outputs, is identified within a robust surrogate modeling framework using a frequency-based system identification approach.
Overall, results in this study suggest partnering firms should consider the relative efficiencies of inputs and production technology as effective ways of leveraging the benefits of global strategic alliances.
In addition, DEA not only identifies inefficient decision-making units but also permits analysis of sources of inefficiency and quantification of magnitudes of inefficiencies in the use of hospital inputs and production of outputs.
Quantitative classifications normally involve considerable use of economic criteria, i.e. costs and prices, applied both to inputs and production.
First, badly managed organic agriculture can result in some of the same pollution problems that arise from conventional agriculture, but not in others such as those associated with the use of industrial inputs and production systems described in the preceding sections.
