Sentence examples for productivity difference from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 13 Relation to fault seal and remaining oil distribution of No. 234 (productivity difference between hanging wall and footwall means the difference of oil production between hanging wall and footwall, which reflects the sealing capacity of fault).

The lower the productivity difference, the greater the equity stake offered to investors.

Furthermore, the output data of coal fine and the drainage curves of CBM wells were performed dynamic analysis to indirectly reflect the fracture system difference and the resulting productivity difference.

I doubt that I have to convince you, Mr. Cook, of the profound productivity difference between employees who just punch the clock to get their daily pay and those who engage in learning to make productive contributions through which they can build their careers and thereby reap future returns in work and in retirement.

Boeing has 216 workers for every aircraft (550 jets made by 119,000 people), compared with 143 (230 by 33,000) for Airbus a 51% productivity difference, just the sort of gap that enabled Japanese car makers to snatch a quarter of the American car market from Detroit's Big Three.

Moreover, the productivity difference between sponges and alginate beads shows the presence of internal diffusional resistance that can create a concentration gradient.

Besides, from Eq. (14), the productivity differences of different well types at the same reservoir or development conditions could be also obtained.

Conventional methods, well as an evaluation unit, are difficult to accurately predict production capacity of each fracture and productivity differences between wells with a different number of fractures.

These explanations can be divided into intrinsic productivity differences and segregation into groups with different productivity.

According to Syverson (2011: 326), different studies 'documented, virtually without exception, enormous and persistent measured productivity differences across producers, even within narrowly defined industries'.

All these differential expressions take place at later times, when production has already started, and they may be pivotal in explaining the productivity differences observed.