Five of the seven games - including the first two at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo - have provision for reserve days in case of inclement weather.
The problem objective function concerns the minimization of the total as-bid cost for energy and for the provision of reserves plus the unit start-up/shut-down costs, subject to the following system operational constraints and unit technical constraints, for all dispatch periods (tin T) (typically, the dispatch period is 1 h) [2]. 1) Unit start-up/desynchronization constraints.
(* denotes provision for a reserve day).
Credit card operators' losses on receivables have further to go as consumer delinquencies trigger rising credit losses and higher provisions for loss reserves.
Hitler and his top staff were sure that the campaign would be over by Christmas, and no provisions were made for reserves of men or equipment.
The ample provisioning of reserves, and a commitment to maintain zero interest rates for a long time, boosted liquidity, which helped stabilise Japan's financial system.
The bank's provision in the fourth quarter of 2008 was $12 billion, including $6 billion for reserves, and it had been steadily rising throughout last year.
Productivism reversed that logic: welfare provision is a means to the end of economic progress, not the other way around.Institutionalised welfare provision was reserved not for the neediest cases, but for workers in the most productive industries.
For the provision of frequency reserves the system has passed all prequalification requirements posed by the transmission system operator (TSO) in order to be granted access to the ancilliary services market.
Reserves at Bank of China HONG KONG, Oct. 30 (Reuters Bank of of China, the country's flagship foreign exchange lender, posted a 23percentt rise in third-quarter profit Tuesday as the mainland economy boomed, but also booked $643 million in provisions and reserves to account for its exposure to American subprime mortgage-backed bonds.
