Financial resources of USD 65,000 equivalent and material resources of 15 trucks, two caterpillars, 14 assorted vehicles, and many others began to arrive Saker Baptist College, which was transformed into an emergency center as the students had gone on holidays 2 days before.
Offsetting involves compensating for one set of lost resources by investing in another, preferably of equivalent type, extent and value.
Thus, the efficiency of care might be superior in the Kanto and Kansai regions, although the quantity of care resources was equivalent between all regions.
In Veldman 2011 (Other Internet Resources), equivalents of the fan principle over a basic theory called Basic Intuitionistic Mathematics are studied.
What this means is that the ratio of households' financial liabilities to their total resources (broadly equivalent to the ratio of our debts to our incomes) has fallen from 162% in 2008 to 140% last year (for what it is worth, the ratio was even higher, 163%, in 2007).
In contrast to verbal mentation, our findings indicate that when high-worriers imagine a worry topic, residual working memory resources are equivalent to that of low-worriers.
The ash tree is considered by locals as the highest quality tree fodder resource of the region, equivalent to good hay.
According to the 2010 World Energy Outlook by the International Energy Agency, the world oil shale resources may be equivalent of more than 5 Toilbbl of oil in place of which more than 1 Toilbbl may be technically recoverable.
A 2008 estimate set the total world resources of oil shale at 689 gigatons — equivalent to yield of 4.8 Toilbbl of shale oil, with the largest reserves in the United States, which is thought to have 3.7 Toilbbl, though only a part of it is recoverable.
The region also has about half of Norway's total forest resources and an equivalent share of the country's total area of fully cultivated land.
