and operation and maintenance costs (membrane replacement, chemical treatment, spares, required and recovered energy, etc).
One of the three options Lexus offers on the SC 430 is run-flat tires to free up the 0.6 cubic feet that the spare doughnut requires (the other options are the navigation system and a rear spoiler).
The first concerns the legal protection of designs, which would enable car makers to monopolise the market for spare parts required for crash and other repairs.
Matzo drama, by contrast, was thin and spare; it required what Mr. Kushner called a "spiritual discipline" that he didn't feel equal to, and to him the quintessential "matzo of a playwright" was Samuel Beckett.
The PC score of a unity p-cycle C j, specified by equation (1), is defined as the ratio of the largest amount of link capacity on the network L C j that C j can protect over the spare capacity required for setting up C j. |C j | is given by the number of links traversed by C j. PC ( C j ) = LC j C j (1).
The ES of C j is given by equation (2), where Wj,L is the highest number of unprotected links in L that C j can protect, Wj,N is the highest number of unprotected nodes in N that C j can protect, and |C j | is the spare capacity required for setting up a unity p-cycle C j. |C j | equals the number of links traversed by C j. ES ( C j ) = W j, L + W j, N C j (2).
But defending a price requires spare capacity, so that production can be raised if prices get too high, as well as discipline on the part of OPEC members, so that production can be lowered when prices fall.
Competing in a global economy requires spare-no-expense effort to improve education.
Perhaps we cannot spare the resources required to give extra attention to children who don't fit well at school, and perhaps the cheapest solution is to give them drugs.
(Just ask ex-Governor Eliot Spitzer!) It requires a spare sex, the male, whose whole life, in some species, is devoted to one quick act of copulation.
