In other words, koalas ingest little amount of energy and expend a part of it to eliminate the toxic compounds of their food.
Remark 5 The source and the relay expend parts ρ d, s 2 βP and ρ r, s 2 γP of their power respectively to clean SDfrom the channel and use the remaining power for cooperative information transmission.
But what people might well ask is, if the loans appear to provide such little incentive, why has so much time, effort and money been expended on that part of the scheme?
In fact, very little had been done because the last administration, of which both Mr. Bolton and Mr. Yoo were a part, expended considerable time exploring blind alleys, including seeking an agreement with the Russians that would not need Senate ratification (how's that for honoring the Constitution?) and with few verification provisions (how's that for national security?).
In addition, if we find that our initial serial approach to the interpretation task does not yield sufficient accuracy, we may need to develop a more sophisticated integration between various components of ILF so that quality measurements in different parts of the system can control the effort expended by other parts to reach some globally optimal interpretation.
In many ungulates, males expend a substantial part of their fat reserve in the autumn rut.
Messi, and especially Xavi and Andrés Iniesta, were not as free or as sharp as they usually are, in part because Milan expended so much energy on disrupting their rhythm.
Of the predicted energy yield of two ATP per glycerol molecule in syntrophic culture, a part must be expended to convert three NADH to hydrogen/formate molecules, which G. sulfurreducens consumes along with acetate.
Actually watching the team would be a very small part of the time expended.
Therefore, diazotrophic bacteria have several hydrogenase systems that are responsible for oxidizing molecular hydrogen to recover part of the energy expended during nitrogenase activity.
