Resources, such as marketable goods and services, but also goods and services emerging from the non-market economy, including household production, have certain characteristics that make them of interest to people.
Science, through this lens, doesn't discover knowledge, it "manufactures" it, along with other marketable goods.
"Thallein," indeed, is a busy factory of rhythm and sound color, and one that produces very attractive and marketable goods.
Curbside recycling is typically hauled by a private company to a sorting plant, where marketable goods are separated out.
Cash earned must quickly be converted into cash spent; only marketable goods and foreign money hold their value.
He denied paying ransom in all but one case, involving NTV journalists, but he admitted he provided substantial aid in the form of computers and other marketable goods.
The Value-Added Agricultural Producer Grants program is designed to encourage independent producers of agricultural commodities to process their raw products into marketable goods.
The dominant nations held the most natural resources that could be converted into marketable goods.
Another key change from FP7 is 5% more funding to support SMEs that typically take university research and turn it into marketable goods.
Kurant turns these specters of the literary canon into real, marketable goods, creating physical books without text, yet with barcodes and ISBN numbers.
The unit enforced USEUCOM Customs Regulations, investigated violations, controlled parcel post shipments of black marketable goods, and manned twenty-three border stations used by US military personnel crossing the international borders of Post-World War II, US occupied Germany.
