Sentence examples for potential of competitiveness from inspiring English sources

The wind technology learning curve in Brazil and worldwide was investigated, and the results show the potential of competitiveness of wind power compared with other sources, such as nuclear power, gas and coal.

Also, it seemed interesting to compare "the potential of competitiveness" of pathogen S. pneumoniae and commensals S. pseudopneumoniae and S. mitis, because the ability of each of these species to survive inside a competitive microbial community affects the clinically important nasopharyngeal dynamics.

Germany thus believes that the periphery's problems are not the result of the absence of a banking or fiscal union; rather, on the German view, large fiscal deficits and debt reflect low potential growth and loss of competitiveness due to the lack of structural reforms.

It is expected that with this information the industry can envision the potential benefits in terms of competitiveness of this approach; still, this paper is especially targeted to motivate researchers from self-organisation and distributed assembly systems to engage in this endeavour together.

Abandoning the traditional monocentric frame vividly represented in the 1950 movie Napoli milionaria (released in English as 'Side Street Story'), the consolidation of a scattered and entropic morphology in between compactness and dispersion reflects a development deficit that depresses the competitiveness potential of the city.

"We see deep structural issues affecting growth potential in France due to loss of competitiveness," said Edward Gardner, the chief of the IMF's mission to France.

This implies the potential competitiveness of CSC with that of biogas stoves to meet the cooking energy demand of the village at any time of the day taking into account design modifications.

When researchers respond to specific requests for information or materials, potential future reciprocity is weighed against the current loss of competitiveness, while general sharing intermediate results in an open forum is driven by the need for feedback versus potential misappropriation.

Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.

Without the ability to devalue, the restoration of competitiveness requires painful austerity measures and wage restraint.That leads to another potential flashpoint for 2011: the lack of global co-ordination.

To better understand the potential for increasing competitiveness of EVs the Compett project carried out a web survey among 1721 EV owners (members of the Norwegian EV Association) and another survey among 2241 general car owners (members of the Norwegian Automobile Association).