Sentence examples for total industry output from inspiring English sources

The statistics office Insee said that total industry output rose 1.5 percent from July.

The industry technology model takes weighted averages of industry coefficients, where the latter are defined by dividing inputs by total industry output.

A is the technology coefficient matrix, calculated as the product of the input output transaction matrix T and the inverse matrix (widehat{{mathbf{X}}}^{ - 1}) of diagonalised total industry output (i.e. ({mathbf{A}} = {mathbf{T}} cdot widehat{{mathbf{X}}}^{ - 1})).

In 2006, birdwatchers in the USA spent $36 billion solely on travel and equipment, generating $82 billion in total industry output across the country (Carver 2009).

If θ i t denotes the industrial composition showing the fraction of output of industry sector i of total production across all industries, and X d t denotes total industrial output summed over all industry sectors, the total amount of domestic production contributed by industry sector i in year t is then represented as θ i t × X d t (million yen).

State-owned industry accounted for 73.0%% of total industrial output in 1966 and remained at 72.8%% in 1978 (Codification Committee of Changshan County 1990, 232 33).

These garments, bound for British high streets, represent one of Sri Lanka's strengths: an innovative garment industry, which accounts for 67% of total industrial output and the equivalent of 10% of GDP.

Similarly, the commune and brigade industry of Haining stagnated, and the industrial output value of commune and brigade industry only accounted for 26.31 % of total industrial output in 1978 (Codification Committee of Haining City 1995, 182 84).

In Pinghu, the industrial output value by commune and brigade industries only accounted for 19.29 % of total industrial output in 1977 (Codification Committee of Pinghu County 1992, 278).

In 1978, the commune and brigade industry accounted for 51.98 % of Cixi's total industrial output, 46.96 % of Yuyao's and 43.15 % of Ninghai's.

He questions what progress has been made in reining in public finances: In terms of the output data, manufacturing and agriculture were revised higher, but utilities were downwardly revised to leave total production industries output unchanged at 0.6%.