In 1930 the total revenues derived from the operation of its line were $1,347,967.03, and the operating expenses $1,191,897.32.
The major running cost derived from the operation of venturi scrubbers is pressure drop.
The overall CO2 emissions for the years 2010 2035 deriving from the operation phase (Fig. 7) confirm these considerations, showing how the main differences in the three scenarios are broader after the opening of the BBT (2022).
In the second type "weak emergence," the system's global behavior derives from the operation of micro-level processes, but the micro-level interactions are interwoven in such a complicated network that the global behavior has no simple explanation.
Airports, including runways, terminals, sewers, roads, etc. are financed by revenues derived from the operation of an airport.
No one today doubts that the functions of our minds are derived from the operations of our brains.
Significant economical benefits can be derived from the optimal operation of semibatch reactors even when the detailed understanding of the chemical kinetics is not at hand.
This asymmetry derives from the reciprocal operation, and implies e.g. that a large %-increase in SUVmax is more likely to be spurious than a comparable %-decrease.
In both the Essay and the Treatise Condillac set out to show that all of our cognitive and conative faculties are generated from sensation and can be derived from that operation alone.
By means of the clustering obtained with this algorithm, data redundancy errors, deriving from the junction operations of multiple tables, are corrected.
For any twelve-month period, the franchise fees paid by a cable operator with respect to any cable system shall not exceed 5percentt of such cable operator's gross revenues derived in such period from the operation of the cable system to provide cable services.
