For example, when temperature, and thus evaporation, are high, more precipitation must fall to create the net water surplus recognized by the plant than would be required in a cooler climate.
They also recognized that overcoming surplus moral constraints - what we call proper demoralization - is an important dimension of moral progress.
Ideally, Congress would recognize that the surplus is only temporary and would, therefore, take pains that the money lent to it is properly saved -- that is, that it run a surplus.
The frequency deviation (Δf) allows the global controller to recognize between power surplus and shortage.
Although it has come to be recognized that a simple budget deficit or surplus does not adequately reflect a government's fiscal position, no country directly employs measures revised for unemployment and inflation in deciding on countercyclical policies.
Long before the end of World War II, officials in Washington, D.C. recognized that disposal of quantities of salvage and surplus government property, primarily by the armed forces, would be required.
However, future development of the 2G ethanol process using leaves and bagasse is recognized to be profitable, even when a high surplus of electricity (184 kWh/ton SC) is sold [ 36].
She gives her surplus birds to the Central Park Zoo where she is recognized as a bird expert.
No. 475, supra, at 4. Congress recognized, however, that, from time to time, certain property would become surplus to the Government, and in particular, property acquired by the military to meet wartime contingencies.
It pledged to "work toward a more balanced pattern of global growth, recognizing the responsibilities of surplus and deficit countries".
They apparently have recognized that at a time of extraordinary prosperity, and in spite of looming budget surpluses, tax cuts take a back seat among voters to more long-term concerns like health care, retirement security and education.
