Sentence examples for volumes produced from inspiring English sources

The capacity of a modern container ship is large relative to the export volumes produced by smaller countries, and there are substantial economies of scope in offering transport services over a network of ports.

Volumes produced on a daily basis at wells are frequently measured in thousands and millions of cubic metres (Mcm and MMcm) or in thousands and millions of cubic feet (Mcf and MMcf).

And the lavish subsidies inflated Spanish solar installation costs at a time when they were rapidly decreasing elsewhere — in part because of increasing competition from panel makers in China, but also because higher volumes produced economies of scale.

Such a statement must not, however, be taken as dismissing the outstanding services rendered by the best work of the so-called private presses and by the valued demonstration volumes produced in limited numbers by major presses such as the Cambridge University Press in England, in holding up to view the best that the craft is capable of and thus serving as models for the craft itself.

Sediment volumes produced may be significant and expensive to manage.

Therefore, CO2 in large volumes produced back during the puff process of our model.

Crude glycerol anaerobic digestion manages large volumes, produces energy, and has a low price (Bodík et al. 2009).

On the other hand, a technological change index of less than 1 means that similar input volumes produce smaller output amounts.

Only the model of Struthiomimus composed of the largest limb and smallest HAT volumes produces a ratio above 0.24.

The routine, low cost generation of large data volumes produces challenges in laboratory logistics and management as well as in data analysis.

There were the workd of Miss Helen Gardner, there on his shelves-volumes produced by an American lady, but she was, nevertheless, well known & respected in theacademic world.