However, the output responses of DTUD and ITUD were slower than that of SNFL, in which the response time was defined as the time required for a system output to exceed the activation threshold (i.e., PThreshold = 0.5; approximately half of the maximum level of P at the control condition) after the input signal was applied.
Historically, the allocation of both capital and labour have shifted during the growth process from low productivity sectors to high ones, causing the rate of growth of output to exceed the weighted average of the rates of growth of total inputs.
A more recent study, published in December 2011 by economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, found that the second round of Fed asset purchases — $600 billion in Treasury securities – most likely had a moderate but enduring impact on economic output, "unlikely to exceed half a percentage point".
Since China has over four times America's population, it only has to produce a quarter of America's output per head to exceed America's total output.
Prices are unlikely to recover soon: barring bad weather, output is set to exceed demand again in 1998-99, by some 4m tonnes.In this section OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS BUSINESS CONFIDENCE COMMODITY PRICE INDEX PRICES AND WAGES Reprints.
Angola's oil output is expected to exceed one million barrels a day in coming years.
(America's output is set to exceed Saudi Arabia's; see article).
Similar elastic recoil mechanisms may be used, however, even when calculated power output levels fail to exceed known maxima for muscle2.
The domestic pharmaceuticals industry output is expected to exceed 260 billion Indian rupees (US $5.2 billion) in fiscal year 2002, which accounts for 1.3% of the global pharmaceutical sector.
That would amount to a tiny fraction of the city's overall economic output, which is estimated to exceed $400 billion annually.
