Sentences with phrase «turnover time»

It's a shorter turnover time for finding a new tenant.

You can post a new vacancy, screen a new applicant, and send a lease from anywhere, reducing turnover times and moving new renters in quickly.

Of course the latter scenario means that the business owner will have to train all its staff to provide the right and most current facts on the food served and will have no way of checking if the correct details had been given by the employee (just imagine all the «he said, she said» discussions), with turnover times rising sky high in the meantime.

Carvalhais Nuno, Matthias Forkel, Myroslava Khomik, Jessica Bellarby, Martin Jung, Mirco Migliavacca, Mingquan Μu, Sassan Saatchi, Maurizio Santoro, Martin Thurner, Ulrich Weber, Bernhard Ahrens, Christian Beer, Alessandro Cescatti, James T. Randerson & Markus Reichstein, Global covariation of carbon turnover times with climate in terrestrial ecosystems, Nature, 514, 213 — 217, (09 October 2014), doi: 10.1038 / nature13731 link

Reservoir turnover times of the slow domain are 10,000 years or longer.

«These long turnover times suggest that root production and turnover in forests have been overestimated,» the authors write, «and that sequestration of anthropogenic atmospheric carbon in forest soils may be lower than currently estimated.»

Customers repeatedly praise the customer service, low interest rates and fast turnover time.

The lag is a different (and mostly unresolved) problem: while the lag during warming periods is explainable as the about 800 year turnover time for deep ocean down / upwelling flows, the much longer delay of CO2 during periods of cooling towards a new ice age is difficult to explain, the more that methane does follow temperature far more closely, thus errors in ice age — gas age difference are not at the base of the lag...

Maintained electronic billing system, worked closely with claims clearinghouse for maximum acceptance rates and decreased turnover time.

Worked side - by - side with the patient coordinator or charge nurse in expediting out / inpatient turnover time.

Played key role in developing efficient patient flow patterns and quick room turnover times.

Completed 35 - 45 service requests weekly with an average 48 hours turnover time through the Service Request Center.

Improved smoke - test turnover time by running automated acceptance suite.

When the globes go missing at turnover time you can always buy another 6 pack.

The building became a desirable place to live, occupancy (which had been 80 % at best) zoomed to almost 100 %, with very short turnover times in between move - outs.

Month - to - month leases should be negotiated at a higher rent price because you are offering them a higher level of flexibility and decreasing your tenant turnover time.

Reservoir turnover times (a measure of how long the carbon stays in the reservoir) range from a few years for the atmosphere to decades to millennia for the major carbon reservoirs of the land vegetation and soil and the various domains in the ocean.

Interestingly, we find that that the slowest relaxation timescale of the cortex is similar to turnover times of cortical cross-linkers.

Unlike the currently popular long - form journalism that is being written and made available through outlets like Kindle Singles, the works by the Chicago Tribune - Agate partnership are for the most part already edited and ready for publication, speeding up the turnover time to produce ebooks for eager consumers.

Several Trustpilot users were very happy with LendingClub's turnover time, customer service and the way it handled problems.

Turnover time (T)(also called global atmospheric lifetime) is the ratio of the mass M of a reservoir (e.g., a gaseous compound in the atmosphere) and the total rate of removal S from the reservoir: T = M / S. For each removal process, separate turnover times can be defined.

Its turnover time is only about four years because of the rapid exchange between the atmosphere and the ocean and terrestrial biota.

The following lifetimes may be distinguished: ► Turnover time (T)(also called global atmospheric lifetime) is the ratio of the mass M of a reservoir (e.g., a gaseous compound in the atmosphere) and the total rate of removal S from the reservoir: T = M / S. For each removal process, separate turnover times can be defined.

The calculation also requires specification of the turnover times of carbon in the ocean and on land, because fossil fuel burning implies a continuous release of isotopically light carbon to the atmosphere.

«We've got a $ 12 trillion capital investment in the world energy economy and a turnover time of 30 to 40 years,» said John P. Holdren, a physicist and climate expert at Harvard University and president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Matthews, E., 1997: Global litter production, pools, and turnover times: Estimates from measurement data and regression models.

However, the turnover time for third - party claims for injury or death is three years.

Consistent high - praise from hygienists and dentist for exam room preparation and turnover time, lab efficiency, and customer relations.

To compile the ranking, HomeUnion analyzed 30 rental markets to determine which have the best local economies, the highest annual investment returns after operating costs, and the strongest real estate market conditions considering rent increases, rent - to - income ratios, turnover times, and supply of new construction.

With a very low vacancy rate and turnover time we take pride in knowing our clients are getting the most out of their investment property.