Sentence examples for projected output from inspiring English sources

Komag reported last week that it had to cut disk production in September because the disk drive manufacturers it supplies were unable to find all the other components they needed to keep up with their projected output.

Its projected output – between 4bn and 5.7bn tonnes of carbon dioxide each year – will surpass that of the US, which in 2011 was 5.3bn tonnes and falling, and be smaller only than China's.

Within a few months, Israel's water company will invite proposals for a bigger plant up the coast in Ashdod, with a projected output of 47 million gallons a day.

Divide that projected output by Slovakia's 5.4m population, and you arrive at a figure of almost 150 cars built per 1,000 people half as many again as the current top producers, the Belgians, managed last year.Car industry investment has been a success story across much of post-communist central Europe.

As a result the lifespan of Alwyn North, estimated at 10 years when it first started production in 1987, has been extended to over 40 years, while its projected output has almost quadrupled.The next logical step is to put more equipment underwater, in the hope of dispensing with platforms altogether.

But world prices have leapt back to nearly $6,900 a tonne, pushing Zambia's projected output this year up to 666,000 tonnes, three times its level when the mines were sold off a decade ago, though not yet back to the 730,000-plus tonnes being produced when Mr Kaunda nationalised the industry in the early 1970s.

Another example of the benefits of an interface knowing its location originates from a system which uses multiple projectors where projected outputs overlap.

Correct modelling of solar photovoltaic (PV) system yields is necessary to optimize system design, improve reliability of projected outputs to ensure favourable project financing and to facilitate proper operations and maintenance.

Most scrapyard owners, law-enforcement officials, and informed scrappers believe this rise in demand was the result of a building boom in China; however, Joe told me he believes it also has to do with US mining production falling behind projected outputs.

Projected outputs depend on assumptions of effects of prolonged ivermectin treatment on adult worms, coverage, compliance, and association between infection and disease.

Dissemination of the results and projected outputs will be appropriate to that of a pilot study, and the key output will be an application to an appropriate funder for a definitive trial of the intervention.