Sentence examples for material consumption in from inspiring English sources

Despite the increased discussion of sustainability, material consumption in the United States has escalated.

A reduction in silicon material consumption in the photovoltaic industry is required for cost reduction.

Shells have the potential to considerably reduce material consumption in buildings due to their high structural efficiency compared to equivalent structures acting in bending.

The ONS said: "Over the 2000 to 2013 period, resource productivity (the relationship between economic activity and material consumption) in the UK has positively increased, rising 59.4% from £1.87 per kg in 2000 to £2.98 per kg in 2013, reflecting the shift away from manufacturing towards financial and other service industries".

At the same time, as material consumption in emerging economies rises, we also face the fact that, as of the end of 2011, the Earth now contains seven billion people; by 2050, that global population is projected to reach nine billion.

In a word, this system study provides an approach to not only significantly reduce the material consumption in the design of solar evaporators, but also to realize broad solar energy applications for water purification and vapor generation.

The study uses an enhanced stochastic frontier panel model based on data of energy, water and materials consumption in Lisbon municipalities during the period 2003 2009.

This was not consciously macabre, but rather a function of my blindly following the shutterbug masses -- and here we found his massive Pleasuredome, this epic, Floridian palazzo and ode to material consumption, covered in plastic tarps, being deloused.

With this methodology, only evaluation of cost impact of fluids and materials consumptions in ICU is able to help us to identify where some interesting economies could be made.

China's share in global material consumption surged from only 7% in 1950 to 34% in 2010.

One additional note of interest is that the US Department of Energy published data in 2004 that compared average material consumption for cars built in 1977 to those built in 2004.