The author also demonstrates that there are two sides to airport operations, noise nuisance, the main effects of which are confined to a relatively small area around the airport, is more than balanced by the economic benefits deriving from its operation.
In addition, it allows for the identification of anomalous behavior in the equipment analyzed, whether derived from its own operations, maintenance activities, improper use of equipment or even as a result of design errors in the equipment itself.
Consolidated Freight is No. 1 in the trucking industry, with revenues of $450.6‐million in 1969, of which $290‐ million was derived from its motor freight operations.
Speiser added that two-thirds of McDonalds U.S. sales are derived from its drive-through operations.
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.
Excessive thermal stress derived from transient operation has been a crucial mode of structural degradation for conventional gas turbine recuperators.
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.
Airports, including runways, terminals, sewers, roads, etc. are financed by revenues derived from the operation of an airport.
Oil revenues were crucial to Saudi society as its economy was changed by the extraordinary wealth channeled through the government and derived from oil operations, notwithstanding a downturn in oil prices and production in the mid-1980s.
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.
