Sentence examples for output services from inspiring English sources
Frugality refers to the behaviour that is aimed at energy conservation, and with efficiency we refer to the technical ratio between energy input and output services that can be modified with technical improvements (e.g. technology substitution).
I have mentioned the editorial independence of the BBC, and it is important to point out that all broadcasters' content and output services are exempt from the provisions of the Equality Act, to ensure that politicians do not interfere in the editorial independence of those broadcasters.
Industrial production – which includes the energy and mining sectors, as well as manufacturing – contributed 0.06% of the 0.8% quarterly increase in output; services – including hotels, shops, restaurants and the financial sector, for which the new Bank governor, Mark Carney, has made himself a cheerleader – accounted for 0.57%.
The industry does not only output services, processes and products for the community but also can conduct research for their improvement.
RSM comprises of the following concepts: Service, Service Input, Service Output, Service Context and Service Logic, Service Provider, Service Client and Service Feedback.
We import the user's feedback value as an important factor to regulate the output service flow.
Joint costs occur when two or more outputs, services, or activities are produced from the same input.
We assessed the impact of HIV/AIDS services by comparing the evolution of non-AIDS inputs (personnel) and outputs (services) between the two groups of HCs and controlling for other covariates.
In the past, monitoring and evaluation indicators have focused largely on outputs, service delivery or dissemination.
The capacity building intervention sought to alter the outputs (service production) through increasing knowledge and skills to develop annual action plans and supervision functions.
Meanwhile, of all the key output measures – services, production and construction – the services sector is the only one to have surpassed pre-crisis levels.
