Sentence examples for reduction in operational from inspiring English sources
"LU is committed to delivering the reduction in operational staff numbers without any compulsory redundancies," said a statement.
Perhaps there is a crisis in prisons because of the significant reduction in operational staff, but you are right to point out that fewer prison officers has nothing to do with the unacceptable size of the prison population and the consequent pressures therein.
Analysts have been waiting for a reduction in operational oilfield service equipment.
Proposed methodology provides an additional 10% reduction in operational cost over existing methods of unguided explorations.
Retrofits improve the day-to-day performance of a ship or possibly leading to a reduction in operational costs.
Impact The time - related effect of damage, comprising: Node impact - the reduction in operational performance and function of a damaged node.
When reductions in operational energy are considered, the pay-back time is reduced to 3.0 3.2 years.
In general, the results of the case study demonstrated that in a low energy dwelling, depending on the site location, small reductions in operational energy (i.e. 140 GJ) could result in larger increases in embodied energy (i.e. 340 GJ) and the optimization process could yield up to 108 GJ of LCE savings relative to the initial design.
Results indicate that net-zero performance leads to a large increase in embodied flows (over 40%) that offsets some of the reductions in operational flows, but overall life-cycle flows are still reduced by over 60% relative to the state energy code.
"This accident is a tragic loss both in terms of the casualties suffered, and it is a reduction in the operational fleet of the Indian Navy as she was a refitted operational submarine," said retired Vice Adm. Pradeep Kaushiva, now director of the National Maritime Foundation.
Gordon Brown followed a similar tactic when he took power switching focus from Iraq to Afghanistan, but Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, the chief of the defence staff, has urged for a reduction in the "operational tempo".
