overall output

If you think a new policy may be harmful to your team's overall output, do not be afraid to tell your organization's upper management.

It has also defined three components of the power: natural endowment, overall output, as well as institutional and technological innovation.

The drained cell then becomes permanently crippled and unable to contribute to the battery's overall output.

The recovery of damage with an increased weapon skill should be a good boost to overall output.

Weak growth in Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain are likely to drag down Europe's overall output, making the euro less attractive.

From a macro-economic perspective, the aim is to allow domestic consumption to grow in line with overall output.

The Delta2Int process writes the integer result onto out (the overall output channel for the process) and sends it to the PrefixInt process.

The overall output of local farms has remained relatively stable over the past three years.

With a $1. 3 trillion economy, Spain is the fourth-biggest economy using the euro, accounting for about 11% of the zone's overall output.

He notes that consumption grew faster than overall output in most Asian economies in the third quarter, a change from earlier in the decade.

During the boom years, a big influx of working-age foreigners helped to increase Britain's overall output.

China's overall output last year was just slightly behind Japan's, and its economy is growing at a faster pace than its Asian neighbor.

At the same time, GDP, scalable industrial output value, the overall output value of tertiary industry are on the trend of decentralization.

As a result, real demand for electricity has soared even as overall output has increased.