The great unknown is the longevity of his team.

The durability of the alliance depends on the answer to this question.

2.5 Post project economic and financial durability

And here's productivity.

The performance of electric cars has improved.

This will improve the performance.

This will improve the performance.

The company's durability goes back to its first boss, a visionary, Thomas J. Watson Sr.

It has a peak interprocessor bandwidth of 96 GB s and a peak memory bandwidth of 34 GB s.

NetWare NFS outperformed both 'native' NFS systems and claimed a 2 1 performance advantage over SCO Unix NFS on the same hardware.

It will undermine labor s skills and productivity.

Another major revolution the communications revolution.

Indeed, its performance continues to astound me.

The output of this factory has increased by 20 .

But the long term sustainability of the relationship, in which India is more a client than a partner, remains a deep concern for Indians.

In 2002, productivity grew by 4.8 an extraordinary result, because productivity normally falls during economic slowdowns.

When it comes to productivity, India has been a laggard.

When a new rice variety was introduced, productivity soared.

But it will do so only if serious institutional deficiencies are eliminated.

Manufacturing productivity increased somewhat, owing to intense international competition.

It will lower transaction costs and increase labor productivity.

Labor productivity is also quite low For most economies in the region, service sector productivity is less than 20 of the OECD average.

The productivity of Nuevo León, Mexico, is higher than in South Korea, but that of Guerrero, another Mexican state, resembles levels in Honduras.

American productivity is among the highest in the world.

Productivity is a measure of output per hour worked. So a company that fires all its workers and then ships from stock can look very productive until it runs outs of stock.

Where's art? I got productivity. I got sports.

Productivity is still higher in the US, after all.

Productivity is a measure of output per hour worked.

Meanwhile, total factor productivity, which takes into account technological innovation, has been stagnant.

Inflation is bad for growth and productivity.

The capacity of the terminal reaches 150,000 TEU per year (Kalmar reachstackers).

China s fundamental priorities remain economic, reflecting its leaders belief that their regime s long term survival presupposes the continuation of rapid growth.

Competitive pressure from such investment, like import competition, will improve productivity.

What level of improved productivity can America expect in future years?

Of course, government, like the private sector, must strive for efficiency.

As wages grew faster than productivity in the run up to the crisis, competitiveness also suffered, and domestic demand became the main engine of growth.

The other element is thriving, prospering participants. This requires jobs to be rewarding in more than pecuniary ways enlisting the minds of employees, engaging them in problem solving, leading them to discover some of their talents and expanding their abilities.

Put them on and your productivity goes back up to triple what it would be.

But high productivity is not the only element of high performance.

The resulting STOL (short takeoff and landing) performance could also improve airport productivity.

We didn't have the work rate in London that we have now.

Increasing wages force the companies to become more efficient, which is needed in the long run.

Increasingly complex majority minority dynamics are shaping the democratization prospects of a number of countries, and could influence democracy s durability as a system of government.

Productivity and profitability in manufacturing and heavy industries picked up, boosting China s national savings dramatically.

Governments should promote high quality education, to ensure that young people are prepared to face global competition.