Sentence examples for more profitable systems from inspiring English sources
Physiological principles applied to design more profitable systems, where the time dimension of production and profit is made explicit, are the core of a cropping intensification process.
The lack of meaningful modernization can be blamed on a host of reasons: over-regulation, lack of central payment authority in the U.S., incentives provided by more profitable systems and schemes, entrenched interests, scorned rivals, revenue loss, etc.
You make it possible for that person to teach others, to build relationships, to create more profitable systems that improve the lives of everyone involved, in education, in health, and in a country's future.
Furthermore, we compare the profit for the three systems and find that system I is more profitable than systems II and III.
On the other hand, the opportunity from AMS resides in the possibility of milking more frequently and feeding cows more precisely or more closely to their nutrient needs on an individual basis, potentially resulting in a more profitable production system.
Mr. Belluzzo said last month that he planned to tighten Quantum's spending and increase sales of products that were more profitable than hardware systems, like services and software, amid a slump in demand for corporate technology.
Smiths doesn't manufacture expensive engines for jumbo jets; it sells the less visible (and generally more profitable) landing gear systems.
Both the 120-cow and 240-cow AMS were more profitable than the parlor systems.
The newly generated information was used to support discussions with the participating farmers in the search for options to design more profitable and sustainable farming systems in Queensland Australia.
Thus in Cameroon, a country quite different from Burkina Faso so far as price structure of pig production is concerned, the traditional pig farming is more profitable than the other systems.
Combined energy production systems are known to be more profitable than the traditional separate systems in which electricity and heat are generated or purchased separately.
