Translation of "Expense reduction" in German

Furthermore this results in the desired expense reduction of the filter.

The results are not in a reasonable relationship to the expense of the reduction.

This can result in high reject rates and a high economic expense for reject reduction.

Any additional amount lent is an expense or a reduction of income unless it qualifies for recognition as some other type of asset.

However, this was only achieved at the expense of a reduction in average sales prices of 11 % as dumped imports penetrated the Community market.

A reheating of the purified gas by about 25%, i.e. to approximately 65° C., by increasing the corresponding portion in the regenerator is at the expense of a reduction in heating the combustion air by about 15%.

However, this is unavoidably achieved at the expense of a reduction in catalyst productivity and a deterioration in the stereospecificity and the morphological properties of the resulting polymers.

Because of that the coefficients are not complex valued in the usual sense so that an expense reduction, especially in regard to the required multiplier, results.

However, this lowering of the curing temperature cannot be achieved at the expense of a reduction in the adhesion to the contacting surfaces.

If this phenylacetic acid is the desired product, it is obviously not necessary to isolate the intermediate ester mixture, which would result in unnecessary expense and a reduction in yield.

Industry analysts like Gartner, Aberdeen, Forrester and others have identified voice, data, and wireless costs, typically a company's third largest non-payroll expense, as a new frontier with vast potential for significant expense reduction opportunities.

The further search of an art originality at the expense of reduction of the sizes of elements of the form to certain proportional parities, harmonisation of these relations Here too proceeds.

It raises durability of a laying at the expense of reduction of pressure of a bend and a cut in separate bricks.

Also, a mentoring nursing program has a potential expense reduction of $50,000 per retained nurse (based on average turnover costs) according to a 1999 Nursing Economics financial implications analysis.

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Because in the power unit 2 of the invention no additional pressure reducing valves or check valves are necessary as with a supply of the control device 60 with a charge pressure level generated from the hydraulic accumulator 30, the result is reduced construction effort and expense and a reduction in the amount of space required for a valve block 100 in which the valves (control valve 40, charging valve device 33 and, optionally, the pressure reducing valve 35) necessary for the operation of the power unit 2 as a motor are located.