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It is supposed to generate higher returns in the long term, but it also has to pay a fixed and often high rate of interest every year to the trust-fund bureau for the money that it has borrowed.
The latter agent is of particular interest, because it is supposed to generate persistent anti-tumoral immune responses and to hereby elicit long-term disease control and prolonged survival in the corresponding patients.
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The plant has been a complete technological failure, managing to produce only a tiny fraction of the Mox fuel it was supposed to generate.
The theory is simple: Any gas lost to leakage represents a loss of your and my property and the revenue stream it's supposed to generate.
But then gas prices rose, making switching less attractive.The carbon price has delivered some of the innovation that it was supposed to generate.
All this worked just as it was supposed to, generating prosperity across the continent.
"If it is an agency that is supposed to generate business development for New York, it should be doing that," Mr. Thompson told reporters after releasing the audit, "and not in fact providing luxury trips and parties for other people".
"It turns a city into something that is supposed to generate profit without taking into account the needs of the city and the people".
At its current 90% occupancy rate, University Place is supposed to generate $413,000 in operating income this year, or a respectable 12% of the purchase price.
From the perspective of agriculture, a biogas plant is supposed to generate profit for its owner(s) and added value for the region.
Further, magnetic reconnection is supposed to generate a tail-wide plasma flow so that it is supposed to produce the DD current (not the UL current), but the DD current is not mainly responsible for the expansion phase.
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