fuel consumption

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Working speed, on the other hand, underwent no marked variation during the 3-year trial period; consequently, working capacity and fuelconsumption remained virtually unchanged.
In still other settings, multiple households might reorganize their production activities and work together to reduce fuelconsumption.
Our model of baseline fossil fuelconsumption allows autonomous energy efficiency improvements.
These practices imply less fuelconsumption, but, more importantly, they have a highly positive impact on soil conservation producing carbon sequestration.
Car ownership and fuelconsumption have been increasing at high rates.
In effect, taxing fuels has a larger negative impact on all households due to high fuelconsumption in the consumers' budget.
Positive developments were also noted with regard to the use of alternative energy systems, such as wind and solar, that help reduce fuelconsumption.
The implications of these fuelconsumption rates deserve elaboration because they are a major concern in this paper.
This has the perverse effect of increasing fuelconsumption, increasing pollution, and increasing maintenance costs.
The results confirm that increasing per capita expenditures have a different impact on fuelconsumption in urban and rural areas.
The length of time that the boiler is on has not been monitored but it is much less than expected, with a consequently lower than anticipated fuelconsumption.
In this airline's operating procedures, calling the company is a possibly next relevant action when preparing for descent (to indicate estimated arrival time and fuelconsumption).
For a turn action, the current and target orientations, the fuel, and fuelconsumption rate would all have to be known before the inequality precondition could be checked.
Please note that these figures incorporate fuelconsumption from the agriculture sector within the energy sector.
Increased taxation on old cars, if high enough and differentiated by vehicle performance, may encourage fleet renewal and promote antipollution and fuelconsumption improvements, while also raising revenue.
Acceleration simulation simulates the vehicle by a speed requirement of constant 160 mph, whereas fuelconsumption simulation applies varying speed requests in compliance with hypothetical city driving conditions.
This is also quite important, as the third pillar of the strategy is still tax measures to promote cars with low fuelconsumption.
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The cost of fuel is high, and we must reduce fuelconsumption by incorporating new technology into engines.
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If a third of old plants were replaced by cutting-edge facilities, fuelconsumption could be reduced by 30%.
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