Sentences with phrase «likely efficiency gains»

And remember, energy is far from the dominant component of the economy, and phasing in a 50 or 75 % reduction in carbon emissions doesn't mean a 50 to 75 % reduction in energy usage — still less a 50 to 75 % reduction in productive use of energy, given likely efficiency gains.

Although there are likely efficiency gains associated with increasing scale at small institutions, these institutions are overwhelmingly private and are not representative of where most students attend college.

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That said, I actually think this is less likely; insurance operates best at more scale, not less: first and foremost, the larger the pool, the more risk can be spread, as well as obvious efficiency gains in administration.

While the Mercedes engineers I rode with would not be drawn on their power outputs, it is likely that any increases will be modest, with the emphasis on gains in whole vehicle efficiency through mechanical optimization, weight reduction, and aerodynamic refinement.

Similar to space heating, these gains were likely moderated by increases in efficiency of cooling equipment and improved building shells, but air conditioning was not the only end use that was higher in newer homes.

From 2015 to 2040, further gains in efficiency and CO2 emissions intensity will be significant, helping slow global energy - related CO2 emissions so that they will likely peak before 2040.

To pursue a 2oC pathway to address the risks of climate change, the need for efficiency gains is likely to ramp up significantly, meaning that capturing the most cost - effective efficiency gains will become even more important in order to spare society an unnecessary economic burden associated with high - cost options to reduce emissions.

A notable finding again in this year's Outlook is that CO2 emissions are likely to peak in 2030 due to efficiency gains and a gradual transition to less carbon - intensive energy supplies.

The value they are receiving likely stems from efficiency gains, improved workflows, and outside counsel expense savings that can be achieved through Enterprise Legal Management (ELM) solutions such as LexisNexis CounselLink, but much greater value can be unlocked through the regular use of analytics and metrics.

Additionally, those margins are likely to grow in the future as outside counsel takes on more substantive work for the client, gains a deeper understanding of the client, and increases its efficiencies when working with the client.

The statement «legal technology specialists on their own are also less likely to foster close collaboration with knowledge management professionals and legal professionals in ways that can generate gains in the quality or efficiency of delivered legal services», is certainly not my experience.