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These flights last one hour, but (depending on where you are starting and finishing your journey) when you add in travelling time between airports and city centres, and the need to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure, the time saving derived from flying is rather diminished.

But the financial savings derived from the downsizing — an estimated $200 million, according to Mr. Feldman — couldn't have come at a better time for MGM Mirage, which is trying to renegotiate its debt.

In his decision the arbitrator differentiated between tax benefits and savings derived from EICs.

Payments would need to be lower than the savings derived from controlling promotion but calculating savings from appropriate promotion would not be easy.

Compared with traditional enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA, FLISAA is time-saving without enzymatic reaction and less sensitive to environmental conditions deriving from the optical quality of fluorescent QDs [17].

We also illustrate, with a different example, that an ostensibly time-saving scheme used by that algorithm, called exterior region elimination, cannot be applied in general to derive the correct shortest interior path.

There is growing interest in establishing the extent of differences in willingness to pay (WTP) for attributes, such as travel time savings, that are derived from real market settings and hypothetical (to varying degrees) settings.

Cost savings derive from reducing 13 year round full-time positions to nine.

So, time-saving methods are desirable.

"It's a time-saving device.

In America even that time-saving simplification wouldn't suffice.