The budget of a multicast program means the maximal usable resource of the service, which may be predetermined by the system or left by other high-priority traffic.
Dividing the total of uncommitted usable resources by the Fund's liquid liabilities produces a "liquidity ratio", probably the best indicator of the Fund's financial health.
Because nations are prohibited from laying claim to space territories, for instance, there is a need to establish regulations governing the apportionment of usable resources that space may eventually provide.
"Our $9-billion increase in subscriptions alone would represent more than 70% of the IDB's usable resources," Baker said.
Nevertheless, some trade-offs are clear, such as the mandibular elongation observed in specialised nectarivores, which supports a longer tongue but decreases bite force changing the scope of usable resources (increased variety of flowers versus harder fruit and insects).
Factor this in too, and the Fund had some 23.5 billion SDRs in uncommitted, usable resources before the Russian bail-out.In this section A peek inside the IMF's vaults Investigating investment Meet the riskmongers To the rescue Is there money in misfortune?
Based on existing and planned commitments, the IMF would have usable resources of 13 billion SDRs and a liquidity ratio of only 19% by the end of the year a precarious situation.
Bourdieu defines capital as "the set of actually usable resources and powers" (1984, 114), including economic capital, cultural capital, social capital, and symbolic capital.
"At the same time, to protect usable resources and sustainable development, China will also continue to impose restrictive measures on exploration, production and import and export," it added.
It has $255 billion in uncommitted usable resources and the ability to elicit funds from countries that may be reluctant to act on their own as with the Japanese and Nordic contributions to the Iceland package.
