When C.K.&L. was started by Mr. Katz's father, Robert, and two partners in 1952 -- C, K and L are the last initials of the founders -- it was a surplus operation that bought odd lots of merchandise at auction and resold it at bargain prices, like almost all of its neighbors along the choked-up thoroughfare.
According to the Fig. 9, it can be learned that the investment cost, surplus operation value, arbitrage income play crucial roles in computing the optimal results.
In Fig. 9, the investment cost, surplus operation value, arbitrage income and environmental benefit, reliability enhancement profit and saving of upgrade deferring under three growth patterns of PV are given.
The equipment flows through a Pentagon surplus operation known as the 1033 Program, which makes available gear that the military no longer wants.
At the beginning of the planning horizon, no surpluses from operations are available to the investor.
The conventional CCHP systems often operate at part load and cause power surplus under the operation mode of power following thermal load.
Here repatriation of the operation surplus, induced by the production, to the investing country is expected.
In large scale field operations manpower surplus can lead to an unnecessary increase in operational cost, while, on the other hand, manpower shortages in the absence of appropriate planning can lead to reduced productivity with a high risk for timeliness costs.
Customarily, the Fed submits surplus profits from its operations back to the Treasury's coffers.
Male chicks hatched at intensive egg-producing operations are surplus and so dispensed with, often in grisly ways (suffocation, electrocution, grinding them alive).
