Sentence examples for its outputs in from inspiring English sources
Anim hospital, for instance, could become efficient if it increased its outputs, in the same proportions, while holding its input constant, i.e. assuming an output-orientated model/situation.
The analysis is simplified in its outputs in that it focuses only on energy usage and carbon and sulfur dioxide emissions.
An effective design procedure based on method of least squares is proposed for multi-section and multi-output fork power divider/combiner with arbitrary power division ratios among its outputs in a specified frequency bandwidth together with impedance matching among its arbitrary source/load impedances.
Although potentially dangerous research studies are already subject to stringent regulations in many countries, recent controversies prompted the European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC) to set up a working group to examine the issues raised by gain-of-function research and to make recommendations for the management of such research and its outputs in the EU.
But there are signs of change in the rich world: after five years of being weighed down by debt and deleveraging, it quickened its output in the third quarter.In this section Output, prices and jobs Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates The Economist commodity-price index World GDP Markets Reprints.
Several members of the cartel want it to cut its output, in the hope of pushing the price back up again.
It was the second straight game the Thunder set a season high for points in regulation, and this time it even surpassed its output in a triple-overtime win against the Nets.
Volkswagen's sales in China rose by nearly 50 percent last year, and the automaker says it wants to increase its output in the country 60 percent by 2018.
Late today, Goodyear said it was working with Ford to raise tire production to meet customer needs, reversing a statement earlier in the day that it planned to cut its output in the coming months.
It had previously scaled back its output in 1993 due to Caiger-Smith's partial retirement after the 1992 recession.
As OPEC trims its output in the face of falling demand, it automatically raises the amount of spare production capacity.
