Sentence examples for overall resources of from inspiring English sources

I think at AOL we would use our cash slightly differently and the– and overall resources of the company.

If Egypt's diversion attempts were to be brought to a halt, and if politics would allow the overall resources of the river to be considered as a whole, then a number of economically rational and environmentally sensible decisions could be made, which would maximize the returns to the limited water resource of this international river.

The work has resulted in a real-time field-programmable gate array-based implementation (FPGA-) on a Xilinx Virtex-2 6000 using only 9003 logic slices, 66 multipliers, and 24 Block RAMs (less than 33% of the overall resources of this part).

The main question of this study, therefore, is whether limiting the 'Placement-Budget' leads to a faster take-up of competitive employment, thereby resulting in a better utilization of the overall resources of a job coach.

Time was also a general concern in relation to the overall resourcing of rehabilitation.

Thus, the overall resources consumption of the proposed system (FPGA and processor subsystems) is around 60% of the overall logic resources available in the FPGA device.

The key idea is very simple: first define a set of "elementary" chargeable resources and then describe the overall resource consumption of a given resource/service in terms of an aggregation of the consumption of these elementary resources.

Although these committed, differentiated supply arrangements will not suit all suppliers, improving the overall resources and capabilities of producers will mean a greater proportion will choose these supply chains as their optimum strategy.

It is found that the OWDM system achieves better throughput at same channel conditions putting less burden on the overall resources in terms of modulation used, at a given SNR.

In terms of the overall resources available, the respectable 7.4% of GDP spent on healthcare in 2008 masks a highly unequal distribution of resources between the public and private healthcare sectors.

The argument is complicated by the fact that the standard resource is only indirectly related to the actual sums sent out to universities, or as Hefce puts it: "Standard resource is not, however, what we actually pay institutions, but instead can be thought of as a notional benchmark of what we think institutions' share of overall resources should be to reflect their teaching activities.