However, measures on the staff survey relating to error and incident reporting, blame cultures and improvements following incidents, where there was headroom for improvement, appeared to have shown only very modest gains.
In both recording and and in live musical sound reinforcement, the key to noise minimisation is headroom.
"No one really knows how much headroom there is, and the cost of underestimating productive potential in terms of permanently lost output and jobs, not to mention unnecessary austerity measures, would be unacceptably high," Andrew Smith of KPMG said.
At some point it must implode or something because I don't know how much headroom there is any more.
Vince Cable also acknowledged that there is some headroom in the public finances for modest tax cuts or an increase in public spending.
There is more headroom front and rear, more shoulder room in front and, most important, almost an inch more of legroom for rear passengers (who will still find the quarters tight).
This means that even their relatively low average wages of £12.50 an hour gobble up 58% of the value that they create, suggesting that there is little headroom for pay rises.Yet the sector provides a counterexample to the argument that low productivity has been caused by employment growth.
The published papers spell it out (see page 10): "This option would not deliver any new homes at council rent levels and there is insufficient headroom within the HRA [housing revenue account] to fund the levels of work required on the estate".
Despite the car's sloping roofline, there is respectable headroom for backseat passengers, who enjoy elegantly tailored, lightly scalloped seats.
The original bridge at Commercial Road is buried beneath the new embankment, and so there is sufficient headroom available through the embankment without major alterations to the road level.
