Sentence examples for materials utilities from inspiring English sources

It includes the cost of administration, health personnel remunerations, in-service training, per diem and transport for personnel, materials, utilities (i.e. electricity, water, telephone, and postage), maintenance (of vehicles, equipment and buildings), and capital costs (i.e. vehicles, equipment and buildings) [ 9].

Form a well-researched business plan: Make a list of all necessary startup costs, including licenses, venue, materials, utilities, equipment, marketing, accountancy and taxes.

Oxidation permits a wider range of photocrosslinked OMA hydrogels physical properties, which may enhance these therapeutic materials' utility in tissue engineering and other biomedical applications.

These include instantaneous and averaged targets for pollution prevention with sink/generator manipulation and targets for material utilities and feedstocks with recycle and interception.

Examples of important mass targets include minimum consumption of material utilities (solvents, water, etc)., minimum discharge of wastes, minimum purchase of fresh raw materials, minimum production of undesirable byproducts, and maximum sales of desirable products.

Extensive systematic studies of electrochemical performance, material utility and subsequently cost are reported in order to obtain optimal combination.

This leaves us with the conundrum that selfish firms are giving to their employees a higher material utility, and yet they are angry.

Electrochemical performance and material utility are reported to achieve the goal of optimal combinations of salt concentration and solvent ratios for several solvent mixtures.

In a separating equilibrium, workers are angry at some firms; when they are, the optimal wage by the firms is higher (than if they are not); this leads to a larger material utility for workers.

Rising health stocks pulled the broader market higher, along with gains in materials and utilities shares.

The chamber put the number of clean energy jobs in the metropolitan Austin at about 16,000, excluding semiconductor companies (which make solar panel materials) and utilities.