Unlike British distributors, California's utilities are burdened with the cost of "stranded assets"—redundant, expensive power stations which once seemed sensible investments.
Drafted by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the bill makes it easier to consolidate or eliminate the taxing districts — villages, volunteer fire departments, garbage, sewer and water districts and other entities — that have long been criticized for providing redundant, expensive and inefficient services, and for being clubhouses for patronage hires.
Specifically, progress in engine manufacture: the 747's four engines look increasingly redundant and expensive as reliable, efficient iterations allow longer routes and more passengers to be flown on two.
Airbus, Europe's aircraft-making joint venture and the very symbol of co-operative European industrial enterprise, is still registered in France and has managed for years without creating a pan-European legal entity.Meanwhile, rulings by the European Court in favour of allowing any European company to operate in any other European country could make SE status seem redundant and expensive.
Usually, reference data storage is a redundant, inconsistent, expensive, and sometimes manually intensive process.
Grassley would also punish South Korean immigrants until the South Korean government agrees to buy more beef from the U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch, of Utah, offered twenty-four amendments, including an expensive, redundant, intrusive proposal to make DNA testing mandatory.
This would only create expensive redundant capacity that the consumer doesn't need but would have to pay for.
Such an option, although redundant and thus expensive, might be accomplished through electronic health records that include genomic as well as clinical data, or by building out from consortia such as ENIGMA that have been established for just this purpose – to collect data and develop analytical methods as a public research and clinical resource.
These include the development of ancillary dedicated hardware circuits that carry out the more redundant and computationally-expensive operations in a faster way, leaving the main processor free to carry out other tasks while waiting for the result.
Redundant nags are so expensive to keep alive and too large to hide in a mini skip though, and besides, their meat can be exported to Japan and Europe for human consumption.
Enrollees would have to pay more money for many services out of their own pockets, and that would encourage them to think twice about whether an expensive or redundant test was worth it.
