Sentence examples for outputs about from inspiring English sources

That would mean power outputs about 70bhp greater than this season.

At a dilution of 1 500, individual syringe precision indicated a 15% positive bias of average syringe outputs about the target (200 ± 15 ppm) (Figure 3B).

In nature, electrical discharges ranging from an output of about 120 to 300 pulses per second have been recorded.

The production cuts represented a major shift for ArcelorMittal, which had planned to increase output about 20percentt by 2010.

Frankétienne's output, about 40 written works and, by his count, 2,000 paintings and sketches, comprises dense, baroque affairs.

It's a book about being mentally ill, in many ways; and, true to this period of King's output, about dependency.

At a growth rate of 1.2% each generation enjoys economic output about 50% larger than the previous, and a century leads to a three-fold increase in output.

Upgrades on 123 turbines on two wind farms have so far delivered a 3 percent increase in energy output, about 120 megawatt hours per turbine a year.

Economist Peter Dixon of Commerzbank is expecting something between a 0.1% contraction in GDP and 0.1% growth, which, despite the efforts of Cressall and thousands of other thriving firms, would leave economic output about 3.5% below its pre-crisis peak.

We know your public schooling system churns out men and women who are emotionally repressed and therefore perfect for careers in espionage, but why is so much of your cultural output about spies?

He also showed how local radio relied on local papers for its output: About 20 years ago, I was a guest on a local radio talk programme in a New Hampshire city.