A willingness to devote extra-ordinary resources, time and attention to a problem or piece of technical research because there is a feeling that it may lead somewhere — eventually.
To meet demand, ADB member countries have agreed to a 200percentt increase in the bank's ordinary capital resources and to speed up disbursements from its soft-loan Asian Development Fund for the poorest countries.
Japan, by contrast, was only interested in scientific proof that sustainable use of an "ordinary marine resource" was possible.
It undermines the power of despots, their ability to control populations, while increasing ordinary people's resources, their connections with each other and their ability to organise and co-operate.
The authors called for China to adopt a "co-production approach" as commonly used in European countries, which sees ordinary people as resources and contributors in social and economic development, rather than as passive service recipients.
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It combined utopian ideals with environmental protection with a radical idea about redistributing resources for ordinary people, so that all of society could benefit.
This supernode has got more amount of resources than ordinary nodes in terms of memory, computational power, battery power, etc.
Li et al. [17] indicated that production capacity reserve is useful for the resources whose ordinary consumption is small in peacetime but demand is large in emergency.
These help grow the deficit, choking off the government's ability to continue to provide resources for ordinary Americans.
