Sentence examples for revival rate from inspiring English sources

As a result, I took 0.4 for a benchmark value of the revival rate.

Specifically, a 10% increase in the revival rate of used cars contributes to reducing CO2 by approximately 0.54%.

Fig. 5 Cumulative life-cycle CO2 emissions of new and used cars registered during 1993 2013 under combined scenarios of average vehicle lifetime and revival rate.

Furthermore, Fig. 5 shows the cumulative CO2 emissions under combined scenarios of both changing the passenger vehicle lifetime and changing the revival rate of used cars.

The vertical axis in Fig. 4 shows how the amount of cumulative CO2 emissions associated with new and used cars registered during 1993 2014 (baseline emissions: 3131 million tons CO2-eq. under a benchmark revival rate of 0.4 and benchmark average new vehicle lifetime of 11.50 years) is influenced by a change in the revival rate of used cars.

Figure 4 shows that the CO2 emissions associated with motor vehicle production substantially decrease due to an increase in the revival rate of used cars (i.e., market expansion of used cars), even though CO2 emissions associated with gasoline combustion increase.

(Brantley) ★ 'How I Learned to Drive' A first-rate revival of Paula Vogel's Pulitzer Prize winner.

The most radical feature of Richard Eyre's first-rate revival of Ghosts is its speed.

Already there are signs of a revival in birth rates in France, Sweden, Britain and even Italy.Nor need demographic decline imply economic decline.

But if companies instead sit on their hands, waiting for sure signs of an economic revival, basement-level rates may not do much to spur the economy.

The National Asian American Theater Company has mounted a first-rate revival in an adaptation by Chay Yew that is somewhat abbreviated but maintains García Lorca's tragic claustrophobia.