The analysis is presented in terms of embodied carbon per unit strength; this shows that there is an optimum strength for all concretes (with regard to minimising eCO2 per unit of structural performance) of between 50 and 70 MPa.
The optimal pack designs also performed better in driving cycle tests, resulting in 23.1 32.8% increase in distance covered per unit of battery performance metric, where the metric is either mass, volume or material cost.
The Ferrari has good performance in high-speed corners but its engine is uncompetitive compared to the Mercedes, which can produce much more power per unit of fuel, the key measurement of performance under F1's new efficiency-focused rules.
One score measured the environmental performance per unit of fish produced.
Random variables μ j, ϕ j and τ0, j associated with the animal j represent an intercept (μ j ), or individual value in the absence of heat stress, slope (ϕ j ), or a change in the performance per unit of change in the THI index above the individual threshold (τ0, j ).
Performance, however, is the latter per unit of endowment, hence as a growth rate performance is measured by subtracting the change in endowment from the change in consumption: ( p d x − p d ω ) / p x.
The objective was to achieve minimum netting drag and beneficial strain transfer within the trawl such that maximum trawling performance (catch per unit of fuel) might be obtained in the field.
A performance indicator, namely the average levelized costs per unit of exergy products for the overall system, was developed to assess the exergoeconomic performance of the system.
Also described are the speed of analysis (the number of σ-slots per unit of time), and other characteristics of the separation performance of a heating ramp.
