Based on the principle of economies of scale, the department hoped to buy in bulk, supplying these rural community stores, which would help people buy goods at fair prices and raise funds for other businesses.
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The sugar mill was built by a group of investors in 1912, to reduce the processing cost and increase profitability by applying the principle of economies of scale since the sugar price drop caused by the worldwide introduction of sugar beet.
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Regarding his own theory ( developed in 1900 and 1901 ), he used the Principle of Economy to eliminate the known concept of luminiferous aether ( but also the concept of atoms ) and argued that one can simply call it vacuum.
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Like the other audiotapes that have preceded it, the tape of Osama bin Laden that surfaced last week was a demonstration of al-Qaida's grasp of the principle of economy of means : You can commandeer world attention with a $ 20 cassette recorder in the same way you can commandeer an airplane with $ 3 box cutters.
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A keen amateur military historian who took the study of military history very seriously, Townshend had developed a set of ideas about the " principle of economy of force ", the " principle of mass " and the " adoption of the Napoleonic principles by Moltke ", which he believed would guarantee victory to any general who followed them.
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In his " Summa Totius Logicae ", i . 12, Ockham cites the principle of economy, " Frustra fit per plura quod potest fieri per pauciora " ( " It is futile to do with more things that which can be done with fewer " ) . ( Thorburn, 1918, pp . 352 53; Kneale and Kneale, 1962, p . 243 .)
