Sentence examples for saving evolution from inspiring English sources

These scenarios present three major energy evolutions: a conventionally expected energy evolution (business as usual); an energy saving evolution; and a combination of energy saving with simultaneous exploitation of renewable energy sources.

Manufacturing industrial products are developed, both structurally and functionally, in a highly modular fashion to simplify design, accelerate construction, and minimize repair and maintenance with the objective of yielding cost savings in product evolution and sustainment.

These options include: energy-efficient network capacity evolution, energy saving through the replacement of old base station equipment, and the possible gains and limitations of an energy saving feature such as switching off base station sites.

A natural way to back up these descriptive comments is to have a look at the evolution of cumulative savings over time in Figs. 2 and 4. Subjects perform saving choices in a relatively poor manner, in the sense that they over-save in all periods in LS10.

-The Economist The Best Medicine FOR SURGEONS, the evolution of medical savings accounts will allow the practice of medicine to return to what Hippocrates had in mind, that 'now we are free to do what is in the best interest of the patient.' We don't have to be concerned about the interests of third parties, who now are the purchasers of medical services from doctors, not the patients.

To avoid an unrealistic savings profile, we introduced the historical evolution of the social security system through our indirect estimation of the average replacement rate.

Saving, not savings.

S&P said that the ITV's leverage ratio will this year be impacted by factors including cost-saving initiatives, ad revenue performance and the evolution of the pension deficit.

Indeed, Amar Bhide, in his landmark book, The Origin and Evolution of New Businesses, found that savings, friends and family, and credit cards were the most important sources of funding for startups.

The study is extended further by quantifying the possible savings by adopting an energy-efficient capacity evolution together with an equipment replacement and site upgrade strategy.

Similar to the evolution of the "sharing economy" within the consumer sphere, businesses are becoming increasingly comfortable looking for cost savings opportunities by renting (or renting out) assets with latent downtime, such as equipment or even manufacturing capacity.