The novel carbon nanotube-based detectors offered significantly lower operating potentials, substantially enhanced signal-to-noise characteristics, and lower expense of operation.
The community generally accepted that, with parks being shortchanged in city and state budgets, this project would have to be self-sustaining — that is, some private sources of revenue would have to be found to pay for the annual expenses of operations and maintenance, projected at $15 million.
Salomon Smith Barney and the Nevada Department of Business and Industry issued revenue bonds, and LVMC would pay the expenses of operations and maintenance after receiving the bonds.
This both made it more difficult for the Crusaders to plan military operations, and increased the expense of those operations.
In the second sense, the amortization of an asset, such as a building, a machine, or a mine, over its estimated life has the effect of reducing its balance-sheet valuation and charging its cost into the expenses of operation.
American money-market funds have cut their exposure in Europe by 60% since 2010.In some countries regulators have quietly pressed banks to increase domestic lending to boost their economies, at the expense of foreign operations.
In addition to the draft, Rangel proposed a tax to cover the costs of the conflict, in order to force lawmakers to be upfront with their constituents about the expense of military operations.
Finally, maximising the external environment by allotting too much time with external stakeholders at the expense of internal operations will sub-optimise the total system.
It's every cemetery's goal to try to accumulate as large a fund as possible, while generating enough income to support the expense of the operation.
There are three factors that force the increased use of flight simulators in training: the complexity of larger aircraft, the expense of their operation, and the increased complexity of the air-traffic control environment in which they operate.
