Sentences with phrase «efficiency ratio in»

Together, these figures deliver the best power - to - efficiency ratio in the segment.

Compared to conventional oil production, the oilsands» efficiency ratios in this study are low.

Also, although official EPA grades for the car have yet to be released, Infiniti indicates that highest - powered Q60 also will deliver «one of the best power - to - efficiency ratios in the premium sports coupe class.»

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As a rough — and perhaps unfair — comparison with a much more established competitor, PayPal's transaction efficiency ratio is 30 percent: It spent $ 1.2 billion on transaction costs in the first six months of 2015 to process $ 3.9 billion of payments.

The combined ratio, loss and LAE ratio, and underwriting expense ratio are used as indicators of the Company's underwriting discipline, efficiency in acquiring and servicing its business and overall underwriting profitability.

As such, customer success makes much more sense to include in your CAC ratio, not in pure CAC, because you'll want to measure the efficiency of your acquisition teams independently.

Since then, he's improved the railway's operating ratio (an important measurement of efficiency)-- and shareholders have been rewarded in the process: CP's stock closed on Tuesday 153 per cent above where it was trading when Harrison was appointed.

The litigation cost of $ 1 billion contributed to an operating loss of $ 1.3 billion in the third quarter and increased the efficiency ratio to a worse - than - expected 65.5 percent.

While the iPad Air 2 has an all around Very Good Top Tier display, and most buyers will be happy with its performance, the displays on the Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Samsung Tablets that we have tested (see below) have better display performance in Absolute Color Accuracy, Brightness, Contrast Ratio, Viewing Angle, and Power Efficiency.

Whey Protein has an excellent amino acid profile resulting in a Protein Efficiency Ratio (PER) of 3.2.

I feel that points per drive or per 100 yds of offense is a much better indicator and that I believe has a direct causation effect which can be shown in red zone efficiency, TD to FG ratio, and third down efficiency.

«We need a complete understanding of feed efficiency, though, because aquatic species differ from livestock in important ways that are not considered in feed conversion ratios.»

In experiments of this kind, the support ratio (that is, the ratio of the transmutation rate to the production rate) is an important indicator of transmutation efficiency.

In situations where consumers must average ratio information, such as comparing the fuel efficiency of two cars using the ratio miles per gallon, they often flub the numbers by incorrectly assuming the mathematic equation to find miles per gallon would be to average the sum of the mileage of both cars and then divide by two, instead of using a more complex equation needed to accurately compare ratios.

The team improved the plant's water - use - efficiency — the ratio of carbon dioxide entering the plant to water escaping — by 25 percent without significantly sacrificing photosynthesis or yield in real - world field trials.

In addition, the designs have an inherently higher mass - to - power ratio and an inherently lower efficiency, said Veers.

This extraordinary leap in efficiency is achieved by placing a layer of metamaterials onto the bed of the scanner, which improves the signal - to - noise ratio.

The paper, published June 26 in the journal Nature, shows that attention increases the efficiency of signaling into the brain's cerebral cortex and boosts the ratio of signal over noise.

In the familiar heat engine model at macroscopic scale, referred to as the Carnot heat engine, the efficiency increases as a function of the ratio between the temperatures of the low - and high - temperature baths.

-- The Secretary shall review annually the product - specific criteria for designating, and the product models that qualify as, Best - in - Class Products and, after notice and a 30 - day comment period, make upwards adjustments in the efficiency criteria as necessary to maintain an appropriate ratio of such product models to the total number of product models in the product class.

Major consequences of such changes over regional scales will probably include (1) reductions in primary production combined with (2) shifts from diatom - dominated (low SA: V ratio) phytoplankton assemblages with high POC - export efficiencies to picoplankton communities (high SA: V ratio) characterized by low export efficiencies (Smith et al., 2008; Morán et al., 2010; Morán et al., 2015).

Therefore the ratio in efficiencies is about 15).

HIIT offers the best results when it comes to efficiency to time ratio, for example compared to the long time required to perform a steady pace cardio workout, with HIIT you «ll get the same results in only a fraction of that time.

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* Protein Efficiency Ratio [PER] = Gain in body weight divided by weight of protein consumed.

Mating; fertility; gestational indices; ovarian primordial follicle counts; estrous cyclicity; precoital interval; gestational length; offspring sex ratios; postnatal survival; nipple / areolae retention in preweanling males; epididymal sperm number, motility, and morphology; daily sperm production; and efficiency of daily sperm production were not affected at any exposure.

The resulting cost - effectiveness ratios can be used to rank alternative programs in terms of efficiency such that decision - makers can determine which program will produce the greatest impact for a given investment.

Essentially, by modifying the compression ratio on the fly in the new 2.0 - liter turbocharged four - cylinder, Infiniti can jump from incredible efficiency to very impressive power.

Off boost, the engines have lower compression ratios, resulting in lower thermal efficiency.

In sport mode, it feels more like a dual - clutch automatic than like the torque - converter automatic it is, holding on to a given ratio all the way to the engine's redline and then shifting with time - warp efficiency.

The absolute best efficiency that we could ever achieve at this point in the process is the stochiometric ratio of approximately 14:1 air to fuel ratio.

Not only will this reduce the use of fossil fuels, but the higher purity fuels made in this way can be used in even higher compression ratio engines, increasing efficiency even more.

SkyActiv technology uses techniques such as direct injection, high compression ratios for petrol models (and low compression ratios in diesels), variable valve timing and special exhaust manifolds to improve efficiency and power.

A wide ratio spread gives you the power you need from launch to overdrive with quick take - off capabilities in first gear and lower engine speeds for enhanced efficiency in higher gears.

In general, a higher axle ratio offers more towing power and quicker acceleration, while a lower axle ratio offers better engine efficiency and quieter vehicle operation.

The 2 - liter unit fitted with a single - scroll turbocharger is continually adjusting its compression ratio (in the 8:1 and 14:1 range) thus bringing the best out of two worlds: the power of a turbocharged 2 - liter engine combined with the torque and efficiency levels seen in a modern four - cylinder diesel.

A higher compression ratio of 11.5:1, a new low - friction timing chain and a cylinder head with built - in exhaust manifold to save weight have all helped to improve fuel efficiency and cut emissions.

The CVT, a transmission that uses one continuous range of gear ratios like a snowmobile or ATV, as opposed to a fixed number like a traditional six - speed, might be technically superior in efficiency and for returning better fuel economy, but for a lot of drivers it just felt weird.

The 6 - speed transmission offers a wide ratio spread for power in the low gears and efficiency in the high gears.

An 11.2:1 compression ratio (previously 9.8:1) is provided by a new piston design, aiding overall engine efficiency and performance and a Multi Control Valve (MCV) assists in managing the engine's thermal efficiency better than a traditional thermostat.

For efficiency, the team improved the 1.6 - liter double overhead cam four by reducing friction in the crank journals, using a single compression ring instead of two, installing larger exhaust valves and increasing compression ratio.

Efficiency improvements in the engine come partly from a higher expansion ratio, optimized combustion, intake volume control and lower friction.

The low - compression ratio results in 20 % better fuel efficiency, Mazda says.

As a result, Elantra Coupe leads the Kia Koup in weight efficiency, while leading the Civic Coupe in power - to - weight ratio; both are key measures of overall powertrain and structural efficiency.

An 11.2:1 compression ratio is provided by a special piston design, aiding overall engine efficiency and performance, and a Multi Control Valve (MCV) assists in managing the engine's thermal efficiency better than a traditional thermostat.

Further boosting efficiency, the 1.6 - litre T - GDI engine receives a new high - energy ignition coil, higher - tumble intake ports, a low - friction timing chain and marginally higher compression ratio (from 9.5:0 in the cee'd GT to 10.0:0 in the new Sportage).

A cooled Exhaust - Gas Recirculation (EGR) system improves efficiency in the high - expansion - ratio Atkinson cycle engine.

The Urus is the new benchmark for a Super SUV and a true Lamborghini: it delivers best - in - class lightweight technologies and weight - to - power ratio, with innovation in design and engineering to ensure the best possible driving dynamics as well as overall efficiency.

The high flexibility in the selection of transmission ratios in connection with further optimized transmission efficiency characteristics is an important basic principle.

The greater the disparity in size between these two pulleys, the greater the range of gear ratios, efficiency and performance the transmission can offer.