Sentence examples for rate of manpower from inspiring English sources

Equation (21) determines the minimum utilization rate of manpower between different cells in each period.

Utilization rate of manpower is defined as the total workload of the cell divided by the total available time of the manpower of that cell.

This function seeks to maximize the minimum of manpower utilization rate between cells in different periods.

However, this turns out to be far from the complete picture: the execution of this study has shown that the careful operation of a DSC, with the attention needed to the calibration of the heat flow and heat capacity at low scanning rates consumes an enormous amount of manpower and time.

During his recent Senate confirmation hearings, Navy Vice Admiral William McRaven, the incoming SOCOM chief and outgoing head of JSOC (which he commanded during the bin Laden raid) endorsed a steady manpower growth rate of 3%to5%5% a year, while also making a pitch for even more resources, including additional drones and the construction of new special operations facilities.

Globally, nursing leaders face challenges of manpower shortages and high turnover rates [ 4].

Thrown into the heartland of a growing insurgency, with undefined goals and a shortage of manpower, Bravo Company began piling up casualties at an alarming rate.

This rapid rate of transmission caused a national health alert and resulted in large amounts of manpower and resources being deployed.

The Syrian regime's resources are stretched thin and the rate of desertion among its military is increasing; in short, it is running out of manpower to face the myriad opposition factions in set-piece battles.

But figures alone tell only part of the story, since only three battalions are rated fully operational by the Americans, and many others are far behind in terms of manpower, training and equipment.

"Poverty and Deprivation" estimates that between 1953 and 1961 the annual growth rate of our economy was "only 2.5 per cent per annum contrasted with an estimated 4.2percentnt required to maintain utilization of manpower and other productive resources".