Sentence examples for Economic reserves from inspiring English sources
These crusts include economic reserves of manganese ore in western Africa and silicified terrace gravels in southern Australia.
The recent famine has also devastated the Shabab's economic reserves, much of which had been drawn from taxes on farms and local businesses.
An estimate of the volume of economic reserves as it relates to price the supply curve of potential reserves is shown below.
Advances in horizontal-well construction and hydraulic stimulation have made it possible to generate fractures in rocks that would enable fluid migration into the well bore, thereby transforming shale-gas resources into economic reserves (Rickman et al. 2008; Sondergeld et al. 2010).
In the last eight years, the country had to reduce its economic reserves from $47 billion to $25 billion.
No significant antimony deposits in China have been developed for about ten years, and the remaining economic reserves are being rapidly depleted.
When a low-income caregiver leaves the work force, cuts back hours or leaves school to provide care, "it's an economic hit to a household that already doesn't have much economic reserve," a blow that can be hard to recover from even after caregiving ends.
In this paper, we proposed a two-level iterative model that includes economic reserve allocation and composite reliability evaluation.
In the model, the economic reserve allocation and the reliability evaluation are performed iteratively to eventually get an optimized solution which balances the economic and reliability indices.
This section establishes the global economic reserve allocation model referring to [19], which is shown as the upper model in Fig. 1.
This cost of doing business often means that individual inventors cannot afford to attempt to license (or they don't have the expertise), and so they sell to companies that specialize in rights licensing and which have the economic reserve to deal with the litigation costs and/or they partner with contingency law firms.
