The result is a horrendously costly mishmash, which manages to combine excessive expenditure in some areas (diagnostic testing) with too little expenditure in others (preventative care), and overall health outcomes that are middling, at best.
They efficiently overcome buoyancy at depth by the active mechanism of lung collapse, while at surface their lighter bones enhance buoyancy, allowing them to float with relatively little expenditure of energy.
This is effected by climbers with wonderfully little expenditure of organized matter, in comparison with trees, which have to support a load of heavy branches by a massive trunk'.
It was shown that giant proteins are involved in some fascinating phenomena; molluscan twitchin regulates the so-called catch state, which permits generation of force with little expenditure of energy.
For this reason, secular or non monastic Buddhists can learn a great deal about how one can develop a strong practice in the face of high expectations and service demands in a confined environment, often with very little expenditure, that monastics have to meet 7 days a week.
Contrary to what most people think, EVs will require little initial expenditures on electrical infrastructure in the first stages of EV commercialization.
This approach showed an estimated annual saving of 1,658,000 kWh (29% reduction of the oven's energy consumption and a 4.7% reduction of the whole plant's energy consumption) with very little capital expenditure.
Arizonans, she says, are not easily sold on simplistic solutions to the border crisis involving little besides expenditure on law enforcement and technology.
Waste disposal in this manner requires little energy expenditure other than that employed in the peristaltic contractions of muscle in the walls of the tract that act to push material along the length of the tube (see digestive system, human).
