英語 での This surplus の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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This surplus was used.
Marx called this surplus value.
Farmers had to produce more than they consumed in order to create this surplus.
What do you do with this surplus fund?
This surplus, thrown into socialized exchange and offered for sale, became commodities.
The report states that miners make use of this surplus energy that else would go to waste.
This surplus will take the form of financial claims on at least one of the other sectors.
To give you an idea of what that $32.3 billion means to Australia, this surplus is more than our total two-way trade with India $20.35 billion in 2011.
Because this surplus bagasse is basically plant fiber, it can be turned into pulp that can be used as the raw material for manufacturing paper along with wood.
Taking into account that the drugs produced in 2007 well exceeded world demand by as much as 3,000 tons,clearly the bulk of this surplus is not owned by farmers.
When oil prices plunged, this surplus quickly collapsed into a deficit- but only for six months.
This surplus energy, of course, is what supports all of our economic growth, technological progress, and our wonderfully rich and complicated society.
Patton was able to distribute this surplus to legislative allies, giving him substantial leverage for his proposals.
This surplus alone could produce sufficient bioethanol to replace around 2.5% of the UK's petroleum consumption, without requiring any increase in wheat cultivation or reduction in food supply or exports.
The Y-CEP projecthas several main components that will use this surplus electricity, including the production of hydrogen, compression, storage, and transportation to supply facilities on the island, and this hydrogen will be used for test driving fuel cell- and hydrogen-powered vehicles.
This surplus is being used for several purposes, including: paying down the Kingdom's public debt(to $164 billion from $176 billion at the start of 2004); extra spending on education and development projects; increased security expenditures(possibly an additional $2.5 billion dollars in 2004; see below) due to threats from terrorists; and higher payments to Saudi citizens through subsidies(for housing, education, health care, etc.).
The point at which this surplus labor is completely absorbed into the industrial sector is a turning point.
The subsequent creation of this surplus population in addition to those affected by the initial disaster is symptomatic of a crisis of late capitalism.
With regard to this surplus sludge, sludge drying equipment was introduced at the Yokkaichi Plant in December 2012, thus enabling sludge to be processed into a valuable fuel product.
In order to consume this surplus electricity, in Japan additional facilities(for example pumped storage generation stations, which consume more electricity than they produce) and systems(such as late night lower electricity rates) have been put in place.
Marx called this absolute surplus value.
Marx called this absolute surplus value.
This requires surplus economies toboost domestic sources of growth and deficit economies toincrease national savings and enhance competitiveness.
This requires surplus economies toboost domestic sources of growth and deficit economies toincrease national savings and enhance competitiveness.