Sentence examples for production equivalent from inspiring English sources

"India could lose 125 million tons of its rain-fed cereal production, equivalent to 18percentt of its total production".

The company said to meet demand in 2020, investment of $2tn£1.2tntn) would be needed in new production equivalent to 20 times the gas produced by Norway.

OGX's stake in the unit, which has gas production equivalent to more than 20,000 barrels a day, is worth at least twice the purchase price, according to recent deal comparisons by Morningstar.

"What are these fashion people going to say?" "Kim's tastes are a lot riskier than most people's in fashion editorial, and she takes more chances, but Kim looks at fashion as a legitimate form of cultural production, equivalent to art," Carlo McCormick, an art critic who has worked at Paper since the beginning, said.

Meeting that demand would require an increase in production equivalent to three times the amount of gas produced by Russia today, which the agency imagines being handily met by a mixture of conventional gas and shale gas, as well as some other unconventional forms of the fuel such as coal-bed methane.

In terms of electric energy, input to the AEC was less than the output from the PEMFC yielding net electrical energies as high as 9.7 ± 1.1 Wh g−1 H2 while maintaining H2 production equivalent to consumption.

The Fairlane prototype did not have a sliding rear door, and neither will its production equivalents.

The French Court of Audit noted in a report that with 22 of France's 58 nuclear power plants due to reach their originally envisioned 40-year life span by 2022, the country must either sharply increase investment in new electricity production — the equivalent of 11 new-generation nuclear plants — or extend the lives of its existing plants if it wants to maintain output at current levels.

TL1-1 production was equivalent to shake flake level.

This production is equivalent to 75 GWhe/year.

By localizing natural grain production, the equivalent value factor was applied to different regions in China (Xie et al. 2003).