Sentence examples for output faster from inspiring English sources

Countries can grow per capita output faster when they are catching up with the others, like China.

This year, two big manufacturers of gas-fired power plants, Siemens and General Electric, promoted new models that could change output faster, but system operators say that even these may not be nimble enough.

And the newer ones could increase and decrease their output faster, he said, making them useful to balance a system with a lot of wind and solar generation, which is highly variable.

In terms of practical performance, the recently engineered new generation of RSFPs [ 31, 36] with high photon output, faster photoswitching rate and different colors has the prospect to further improve MPDI and MPAI.

But not even they have been able to expand output fast enough to meet all of China's needs, so the mills are now importing iron ore from Brazil, a monthlong voyage in each direction.

Another problem, so say stock market analysts, is that ABB may have difficulty expanding its power transmission output fast enough to handle the coming growth.

The hybrid architecture of Back Propagation Neural Network (BPN) to get the desired output fast and with Genetic Algorithm to overcome the computational complexity and time consuming process involved in BPN.

In addition to their superior scintillation properties (high light output, fast time response and good stopping power), they offer significant benefits when designing gamma-ray detection systems for resource-limited spacecraft not only in terms of resources but also in terms of reliability and robustness.

This paper proposes a parallel post-processing function that can analyze contingency analysis outputs faster and display them in a web-based visualization tool to help power engineers improve their efficiency by fast information digestion.

However, large generation units have considerable ramp rates and usually are not able to vary their outputs fast enough.

Faster job growth in Silicon Valley would have closed America's output gap faster, thereby triggering, in all probability, a more hawkish posture from the Fed.