These fixed costs typically reflect the cost of maintaining a certain capacity availability, where capacity is defined as the maximum number of customers that can be served per unit of time.
The second impression, though, is of stubbornness, and a certain capacity, carefully walled-off, for impatience.
It is like a piece of wood, Yuan adds; whether it is crooked or straight is a matter of nature, on the basis of which it has a certain capacity that can be made to serve particular ends.
It may therefore be suspected that the large microflora of the fore stomach (rumen) of ruminants may have a certain capacity to degrade algae toxins in the same way as has been shown for mycotoxins and hence constitute a first line of defense against toxic materials present in the diet [ 22, 23].
The second objective function of the model minimizes the cost of centers construction with a certain capacity, inventory costs, shortage (lost sale and backlog), production, fixed cost of transportation vehicle of plant i, and operational costs of centers.
The old-school mentality of approaching fashion in a certain capacity – I just think there's so much more out there.
Therefore, the Dh increase would be proportional to the sorption capacity (or the amount of substance adsorbed) in a certain capacity range.
Rather, it involves a certain capacity of the psychological subject to suspend unreflected-upon endorsement of the claims made on behalf of his or her body, for example, to subject the evidence given by the senses to rational scrutiny.
In a renewable energy auction, the government issues a call for bids to procure a certain capacity of renewables-based electricity.
