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Waste-heat recovery systems (in which heat generated by the engines is channeled back into a vessel's energy supply network, rather than being vented into the atmosphere) are becoming standard.

All income is channeled back into the school, whose ageing structure and leaky roof will soon be replaced by the multi-million pound building which will include science laboratories, sports hall and a gymnasium.

By financing the armed forces to the tune of $1.3 billion per year, the United States government sends a bipartisan message that its support lies where it invests its money — much of which actually never reaches Cairo but is channeled back to the American arms industry in states like Ohio, where components for M1A1 Abrams tanks and other military hardware are produced.

The reason it's been so long since my last vacation is because any extra income generated is channeled back into my first priority: my business.

Patent ductus arteriosus, where blood is channelled back from the heart into the lungs, is also seen and can lead to heart failure.

"One result is that development is being channeled back into older development areas, old urban places," he said.

All the tenants on the museum's campus are helping to raise revenues, which are channeled back into the arts complex.

In most cases, Ms. Blood said, the commissioners have required all the money be channeled back to the ratepayers, either through a direct refund or by helping to lower rate increases.

Breakthroughs and discoveries made via this globe-spanning panda network are channeled back to the Chengdu research base and applied to aid the panda's survival.

China's growth has been too capital-driven, and industrial profits have been channeled back into capital investment, rather than labor, so domestic consumption has not kept up with exports and GDP growth, according to UBS economist Tao Wang.

All the proceeds the team makes now are channelled back into philanthropic gestures.