Scrap quality is normally high because a large portion of return scrap is used in the form of gates and risers left over from previous casting operations.
Even when employers try to put together appealing plans, a significant portion of returns may be gobbled up by fund fees and administrative charges.
In this case, due to the convexity of returns to remittances, the migrant needs to remit a larger amount than what he/she would have saved (r∗>s∗) in order to reach the attractive portion of returns to remittances.20 Finally, the last graph illustrates the case in which returns to remittances are large and/or very convex.
A significant portion of capital returned by upcoming U.S. IPOs to institutional investors will be directed to growth markets outside of China, with India and Southeast Asia being the likeliest beneficiaries.
The Matoika sailed for New York on 24 August and arrived on 4 September carrying a portion of the returning Olympic team, American Boy Scouts returning from the International Boy Scout Jamboree in London, and the remains of 1,284 American soldiers for repatriation.
This particular configuration is optimal to minimise recirculation [14], a phenomenon in which a portion of the returning oxygenated blood is prematurely siphoned back to the ECMO circuit.
The PS-OCT system includes an additional detection channel, which allows it to record scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO) images by detecting the horizontally polarized light portion of light returning from the sample into the source arm.
While Mr. Trump's advisers have said he would not release his tax documents, the financial disclosures and the portions of returns that have been revealed offer hints of his creative use of the tax code that will likely come up as debates over tax code changes intensify.
This situation is made all the more appealing because bond yields are so meager and too many issues are trading well above their par value, making at least a portion of your return as capital return.
The practice accounts for a significant portion of fraudulent returns — which also include the return of stolen goods — which the retailing group estimates will cost stores $11.8 billion in 2008.
