Supercomputers are typically enormous, requiring centers the size of several basketball courts to house their specialized nodes and processors.
So there is typically an enormous difference between a singer of 20 and a singer of 25, let alone 30, by which time someone's vocal gift and career potential should be fully apparent.
A fertilizer factory is, typically, a large installation, characterized by enormous storage silos; the product is manufactured all the year round, but it requires considerable space to store it until the few weeks during which it is distributed on farmlands.
The intellectual-property costs are typically so enormous for these machines, and the physical design so elaborate, that they are not sold to casinos but leased to them based on a revenue-sharing model.
Those players are typically either enormous conglomerates holding entities of numerous familiar brands (almost always of tangentially-related industries: think Procter & Gamble), or Oz-like corporate chapels manipulating a chain of media properties from newspapers to networks in service of a mogul's agenda.
The benefits can be enormous, much bigger than is typically realized.
The existence of global warming is not something that is typically debated in the scientific community, since there is an enormous scientific consensus on the issue.
Whatever measure for subsidies is used, their share in government revenue is typically more than twice as high as that in (total) GDP, reflecting enormous foregone revenue.
In the literature on enzymes, bringing the two reacting molecules sufficiently close together and making them well oriented on the enzyme (and by extension the recruitment of crucial active site residues) to bring about the chemical event are typically understood as an enormous loss of entropy compared to the same system in solution (undoubtedly with stabilizing enthalpic contributions, as well).
These are typically also lower income communities where these savings can make an enormous difference.
