Sentence examples for reduction behind from inspiring English sources

The higher mass flow and higher velocity reduction behind the rotor result in a higher energy output from the wind turbine in the nozzle.

If by mid-parliament growth is still slow (or worse) and deficit-reduction behind schedule, the political disruption wrought by a breakdown of the coalition would hardly soothe financial markets.

But Lawson retains a certain objectivity: "The deficit reduction falling behind schedule – it's not good news for him," he says.

Enhanced infiltration during rainfall events can potentially lead to rapidly elevated pore water pressures and reduced shear strength and is widely cited as the strength reduction mechanism behind the wide spread failure of infrastructure slopes.

40 Global trends in stillbirth rate reduction lag behind progress in reducing maternal mortality and deaths in children under 5 years.

The KBV Federal Associationn of GKV contracted doctors), for example, argues for the ambulatory medical care sector that the GMG 2003 would hide cost reduction interests behind quality assurance measures [ 41].

A study from Norway including large-scale reports of real-world driver experience supports the evidence that rumble strips reduce crash numbers by reducing the severity of consequences, specifically of fatigue-related driving, and found a significant reduction in sleep-behind-the-wheel incidents resulting in road departure crashes when rumble strips were present [11].

REV has launched two major demonstration projects: a series of feasibility study grants for microgrids, and Con Edison's Brooklyn-Queens Demand Management Program, in which the large utility is working with third party Retroficiency and others to avoid building a new $1.2 billion substation with demand reduction and other behind-the-meter actions.

Previewing what's to come, the bipartisan Congressional panel charged with finding $1.5 trillion in deficit reductions met behind closed doors on Thursday.

I tried to get him to comment on the "harm-reduction" principles behind baby hatches.

We present a physically small (intermicrophone distance 7 mm) and computationally inexpensive adaptive noise reduction system suitable for behind-the-ear cochlear implant speech processors.