Sentence examples for inputs per unit from inspiring English sources
The latter type of ratio is called "total factor" or "multifactor" productivity, and changes in it over time reflect the net saving of inputs per unit of output and thus increases in productive efficiency.
The Right Hand Side of equation (9) represents cost of inputs per unit of output.
SRC shows environmental advantages over VSRC across almost all impact categories (except for GWP100, where comparison is driven by carbon sequestration), explained by the lower irrigation and agrochemical inputs per unit harvested Imola biomass under this regime.
This latter study [ 15] and others (e.g. Fizel and Nunninkhoven [ 12]) argue that an increase in the quality of health care is likely to require additional inputs per unit of output, thereby implying lower relative efficiency for higher quality providers.
Given the level of unmet need in this setting as well as the small number of health worker inputs per unit and the decision-making responsibilities accorded to the regional managers, these results are intended to guide efforts to increase utilization rather than evaluate resource allocation.
Although VSRC management consumes less diesel fuel than SRC harvesting (Table 3), generally SRC represents an environmentally advantageous plantation regime over VSRC due to the higher biomass yield and lower irrigation and agrochemical inputs per unit of harvested Imola poplar biomass.
The power input per unit mass has been measured with two methods: torque and temperature measurements.
2. Show that the corresponding heat input per unit area of surface is Q = 2.5x10 6 J m -2.
In this case, the energy input per unit contact area was held constant between full-scale and reduced-scale hardware.
Empirical correlations were developed for the evolution of surface area as a function of ultrasonic energy input per unit mass.
The power law exponent obtained seems to indicate that the scale-up criterion for this system is the power input per unit volume (P/V).
