Then output per worker would have grown 0.2 percentage points a year faster in British businesses and 0.5 points faster in America, Finland and Sweden.
Using the TV to pull up a custom Google Calendar module, Hemsley held the Droplet up to a defined area on the display, which then output a series of colors, transmitting data to the module.
If a carmaker stops employing its own office cleaners and instead buys cleaning services from a specialist company, then output and employment in the service sector appear to grow overnight, and those in manufacturing to shrink, even though nothing has changed.
Since then oil output has stagnated, and accidents are on the rise.
The output is then relayed into a 1.4 mm thick plastic waveguide lens with input and output hologram structures on the surface which squeezes the light down the waveguide and then two dimensionally expands the image back into the user's eye, creating an image that is then mixed into the real world.
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If that capital cost has fallen for the same energy output then obviously the return is far higher now and should be revised.
They did their own onerous collating all the data and then perhaps mailing the output around the business.
Then America's output gap was small and unemployment was falling.
For all three the arrangement is like the one that governs chicken production in the U.S., with a giant corporation supplying inputs to a small farmer and then picking up the output at harvest time.
McKinsey adds together the debts of companies, households, government and financial businesses to arrive at a figure for the overall indebtedness of an economy, which it then relates to the output of the said economy or GDP.
If she had been given the basic care, if nurses had listened that night to what we were telling them about Raychel, and the recording, documenting input and output, then I believe Raychel would have been here today.
For example, GDP is measuring final output at market prices: but if we have rationing and price controls then how can we really measure output at market prices?
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That is, it takes input from the outside world, then performs algorithms to produce output in the form of mental state or action.
He examined the rise and fall of individual oilfield production and projected those patterns for the entire U.S. He then predicted a peak in output in 1970.
In Venezuela the authorities first raised the royalties on Total's output, and then demanded that the state-owned oil company be granted a majority stake in several fields operated by Total.
The computer robot would then suggest the most logical output based on mathematical computation that yielded the best results within a given time period, taking into account potential statistical probabilities for failures and unpredicted consequences.
The government also hopes to bring its deficit down to 6.3% of the country's annual economic output this year, then to 5.5% in 2014, and 2.7% in 2016.
But if the disruption is much wider and if Venezuelan output remains low, then Julian Lee says Opec could not fill the gap - and it would be hard to see an upper limit to prices.
If governments simply impose more taxation without providing a healthy environment for business growth, then, the taxation will reduce output (because, as taught in Keynesian Econ 101, the multiplier on government spending is lower than that in the private sector).
When this policy tries to push economic output beyond its capacity, then inflation emerges.
Then we'd get more economic output at no cost--what a boon to productivity!
The CAP began operating in 1962, with the then European Community intervening to buy farm output when the market price fell below an agreed target level.
Well, if the set interest rates lower than the natural rate then they will have rising inflation and output which will mean an ever increasing natural rate and even faster inflation until eventually the economy moves into hyper-inflation and their control over the medium of exchange collapses.
They then calculated the correlations between Germany's output gap and the rest (see chart).
When pork and bacon prices are high, lots of farmers rush into pigs, then lose their shirts as all their new output hits the market and prices crash.
Yet a corporate survey released with the data showed manufacturers expect output to be flat in May and then fall 1.4% in June as car manufacturers cut back.
You continue to assume that hiring even ditch diggers has no positive effect on output, which it does, and then argue that the debt becomes a burden on the private sector when it is, in fact, a financial asset that they have added to their portfolio.
Rannestad looks for the rate of increasing output to pick up through 2015, but then a less-rapid increase during the next five years to 2020.
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"If this is the sort of disruption we see from snow and it's reflected in output in the rest of the economy, then it could be bad news for Q1, " he added.
Seriously, even if you have the latest and greatest connected via HDMI 1.3, you may still have spend some time to ensure the player is set to output the optimal signal for your receiver and then decide what that signal is.
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