The simplest such trades are those in which a single agent transfers exactly one resource to another so-called 'one-resource-another so-calledcontracts'.
The supremely silly idea is that Bond, that über-amateur card-player, will relieve Le Chiffre of all his money - and thus, the terrorists of all their resources - at a single high-rollers' card game, although the game is not chemin de fer, but a rather more déclassé one of poker.
At McDonald's, vast resources power a single brand, generating sales per American restaurant almost twice as high as Yum!'s.
The court's resources are overwhelmingly directed at a single continent.
Because Drosophila obtain multiple resources from a single location, it would seem logical that they would stay at a resource patch indefinitely, but even under a constant physiological state with constant stimuli from ambient environmental conditions they often disperse.
"Until last year there was really no finances available for those repairs and the repairs were often beyond the resources of a single owner or often a single municipality.
Virtualisation software divvies up the resources on a single machine among several virtual computer platforms.
Finally, this year, the three brothers decided to pool their resources in a single brand, the Mouawad Watch Division.
Finally, the actual benefit of using multiple antennas at the BS is presented, allowing for spatial multiplexing of users, in contrast to allocating resources to a single user, as it is implemented in conventional single antenna systems.
