In the Enron case, Mr. Levine again argues that the transactions were unrelated to the transfer of commodities -- in this case, oil and gas.
Our experimental results show that recent developments in commodity computers favor parallel architectures designed to use framebuffer readback and pixel transfer over commodity networks versus specialized hardware for acquiring and aggregating pixel data.
The port is mostly about transferring bulk commodities from ships to barges and barges to ships.
The use of the Omega Value allows policy-makers who design a program with nutrition objectives to compare direct food transfers and commodity-based food vouchers in terms of both cost efficiency and cost effectiveness.
This paper introduces a new vehicle routing problem transferring one commodity between customers with a capacitated vehicle that can visit a customer more than once, although a maximum number of visits must be respected.
The court has approved the transfer of 50,000 commodities accounts to other brokers because those are the easiest to move and the most likely to be picked up.
Specifically, the transfer pits the commodities customers, who are short the $1.6 billion, and the regulator responsible for overseeing that business, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, against the Securities and Exchange Commission, which is handling the audit and oversight of MF Global's securities business.
The most common definition for property rights consists of the right to own, possess, use, profit from, control, dispose of, and transfer goods and commodities (Kang and Sørensen 1999; Zhou 2005).
Sex was, in this view, an essentially commercial transaction, the transfer of a commodity with depreciable value.
Well, there is a certain madness of the crowds aspect to it – as Stan Stalnaker notes at CNN there was a similar run up in QQ, a virtual currency created by Tencent – but it also enables a certain amount of freedom and is poised to be a valuable instant value-transfer platform in commodities and small transactions.
