Sentence examples for per industrial from inspiring English sources

Productivity per industrial worker rose by 4.2% last year, which supports the idea that increased investment is paying off.

The actual number of disputes in 2014 fell 14% below the number in 2013: And as for "severity" of strikes, the number of days lost per industrial dispute in 2014 was just 380 – the lowest since the 368 days lost per strike in the 12 months to December 2007.

In Brazil, industrial productivity (measured as gross output per industrial worker) grew at an annual rate of 5.2% between 1945 and 1979 (Colistete 2009).

The initial economic condition was measured by three variables: the per capita industrial output in 1952, population size in 1952, and per capita arable land in 1952.

The estimated coefficient of the per capita industrial output in 1978 is negative and significant at the 1 % level, indicating a trend of conditional convergence among all counties in Zhejiang in the post-1978 period.

Saudi Arabia has per capita industrial energy consumption of around 2 toe per person per year.

We calculated the per capita gross industrial output value of non-state-owned and non-foreign-invested enterprises by subtracting foreign-invested product value (including that invested by Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan) from the industrial output value of the non-state-owned economy.

Four allocation indicators were selected, which are per capita GDP of each province, per capita industrial VOCs emission of each province, the economic contribution of industrial sector to regional economy of each province, and the emission intensity per land area of each province, respectively.

A recent research paper by Dani Rodrik of Harvard University showed that Turkey's productivity record improved markedly in the decade after 2000, with average growth rates of 3-3.5% in GDP per person, GDP per worker and industrial output per worker.

This is much higher than in the OECD reference group where per capita industrial energy consumption has been declining and ranges between 1.5 toe per person per year in Canada through to less than 0.5 toe per person in the UK.

The combustion of TiCl4 to synthesize TiO2 nanoparticles is a multimillion tonne per year industrial process, the fundamental details of which are still not known.