Sentences with phrase «greater gains in efficiency»

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«We've identified a number of areas to enhance our operational capabilities, drive process improvement and gain greater efficiencies,» Plank said in a statement.

While economists can agree that trade liberalization benefits economies at the macro level, at the micro level there are always those who see welfare gains, and those whose immediate welfare is reduced as a result of the (necessary) changes in the economy brought about by greater overall efficiencies.

Modifying those patterns — encouraging or discouraging the use of different stretches of road — could, in principle, lead to even greater efficiency gains.

Mazda claims, though, that in real - world driving the i - ELOOP should yield efficiency gains even greater than in the lab test cycle.

This engine produces 170 hp and 175 lb - ft of torque — a carryover from the outgoing model — with the latest version of the CVT achieving a 40 percent reduction in friction loss, as well as gaining a wider gear ratio and greater efficiency compared to earlier units.

While gains in efficiency have been made, the all - around larger car has made just as much if not greater gains in the road - handling department.

Building on the available economic data and the larger historical record, the ACEEE diagnostic review indicates a large opportunity for climate change legislation to open up an even greater potential for efficiency improvements that can power a small but net positive gain in the nation's economy while substantially reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Energy efficiency gains reduce the cost of important energy services such as lighting, heating, and transportation, thus enabling their consumption in greater quantities and, by extension, contributing to economic and social welfare.

There is also possible greater efficiency of investments of tomorrow so that we should now put our money in the bank and gain the interest and then invest the larger sum later.

Clients have been demanding changes in how lawyers bill and render services for years; they are seeking a way for the lawyers to be sensitive to improving efficiency and in gaining greater alignment between the client's business and how legal services are rendered.

Key drivers for the consumer finance market are innovation and technology, as banks seek to gain a competitive advantage, win market share and create greater efficiencies of scale in a high volume, low margin market.

Presumably Justice Rothstein's «final determination» assesses whether the (quantitative and qualitative) gains in efficiencies will be greater than, and will offset, the (quantitative and qualitative) anti-competitive effects of the merger.

Products like ROSS and Clio have played a big part in educating firms as to the benefits and efficiencies that can be gained from implementing great technology and have for example helped shift conversations from «if I should use the cloud» to «how should I manage my risk in the cloud?»

Advanced Technology A9, Apple's third - generation 64 - bit chip powers these innovations with 70 percent faster CPU and 90 percent faster GPU performance than the A8, all with gains in energy efficiency for great battery life.

In organisations with big process or cost structures, you can identify people doing the same kind of work and make great efficiency gains by cutting that out.