Sentence examples for rapidly output from inspiring English sources

After a year or so, the economy will expand more rapidly; output will grow, and after another delay, inflation will increase moderately.

Traditional electric power systems are designed in large part to utilize large baseload power plants, with limited ability to rapidly ramp output or reduce output below a certain level.

If for some reason these were to grow more rapidly, then output would also grow more rapidly as demand adjusted upward to the more rapid growth of supply.

As China moved to spur the economy, the Japanese government lowered its assessment of the economy for the third consecutive month, citing rapidly falling output and corporate profits as the country's economy, the world's second-largest, is gripped by recession.

Rapidly changing output power of this kind is unpredictable and thus one solution is to mitigate it by short-term to mid-term electrical storage systems like battery.

Wealth accumulated in the past grows more rapidly than output and wages.

The inequality r > g implies that wealth accumulated in the past grows more rapidly than output and wages.

The company recently upgraded its network of Oberthur machines, which rapidly improved output, said William Hoskins, the facility's deputy director.

While the volume of data in biology is increasing rapidly with outputs from genomic, proteomic and metabolomic approaches it doesn't follow that it is easy to interpret this growing body of new data-indeed it is becoming increasingly difficult for biologists to integrate such a complexity of information without a holistic view of organisms[1] [2].

Steeper slopes indicate a more rapidly declining cortisol output throughout the course of the day, flatter slopes indicate a slower decline in cortisol output over the course of the day.

After that barbaric yawp of a piece, Copland's output rapidly dwindled.