Our aim is for the charity to be self sustaining within five years of opening the club.
This process is self sustaining given the highly exothermic nature of synthesis reactions.
All proceeds go toward the self-sustaining, nonprofit Israeli kibbutz where they are manufactured.
Gandhi's vision of the self-sustaining village may have been an unattainable ideal, but I'd still like to see community-based development in partnership with big business.
Anxious Arsenal: The three key issues The self-sustaining model The complaint Arsenal are determined only to spend what they can generate, but that has seen them fall behind rivals.
The Islamic extremists who gathered around Mr. bin Laden during the 1980's and 90's returned to their home countries where, like a cancer, they metastasized into the self-sustaining and deadly organisms that have since brought destruction to the United States and its allies as far afield as East Africa, Bali, the Philippines, Morocco, occupied Iraq and, now, Spain.
These teams should be expanded during the life of the surge, so that they reach the self-sustaining, self-protecting size of a hundred and fifty people; this approach roughly follows the model of Afghanistan, where provincial reconstruction teams first developed several years ago have been an important, if insufficient, tool for extending development to the countryside.
Unlike some of their rivals, the self-sustaining Cheshire club do not use the loan market extensively.
The heat transfer of this CLOHP/CV occurred because of the self-sustaining oscillatory flow using a vapour or liquid circulation cycle between the heating and cooling sections: latent heat is transferred.
In the intermediate compositional range, an upper collision energy threshold exists, above which the self-sustaining high-temperature reaction is replaced by a more gradual transformation of the reactants into TiC.
It took about nine months to get to the self-sustaining point.
