Yet, the security derived from enormous state subsidies, combined with the vast output of work, tended to give rise to mediocre standards.
Per-hour output of work rose at a 2.6percentt annual rate from October through December, less than the government's initial estimate last month and down from 9.5percentt in the third quarter.
The most efficient performance that is, the greatest output of work in relation to the heat supplied is secured by using a low condenser temperature and a high boiler pressure.
But despite audience resistance to his early pieces (" 'Nom Donné' was a nightmare," he said; "everyone hated it, people were snoring"), and an unhurried output of work (eight pieces in 14 years), Mr. Bel has for some years now been an indisputably important presence in Europe.
That abundance, in turn, speaks to the British capital's sustained output of work from subsidized playhouses like the National and to the inclusion sometimes, though not always, of so-called "affiliate theaters" like the Young Vic, whose off-Broadway equivalents are ineligible for Tonys.
According to a 2008 Institute for Corporate Productivity study of 305 organizations across the U.S., 36% of participants measure their business' productivity by evaluating the output of work groups, while 31% said they use output per person.
Many of these issues, which are fundamental to the operation of EISCAT_3D, are studied in the Handbook of Measurement Principles which is being produced as an output of Work Package 6 on Performance Specification (Lehtinen et al. 2014).
A measure of the efficiency of energy utilization in a chemical process based on the first and second laws of thermodynamics can be obtained, if one compares the total output of work equivalent in all outgoing streams to the total input.
And his incredible output of work seemed to mirror the blue-collar ethos of Detroit, his adopted city.
