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outflow [′au̇t‚flō]
(chemical engineering)
Flow of fluid product out of a process facility.
(mathematics)
The outflow from a vertex in ans-tnetwork is the sum of the flows of all the arcs that originate at that vertex.
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FEDERAL RECEIPTS BY SOURCE AND OUTLAYS BY FUNCTION In the first ten months of fiscal 2008, receipts were $21.
Federal receipts by source and outlays by function by Economic Indicators
24 Kyodo A hike of up to 7 percentage points in the consumption tax rate would be necessary if the government opts to fund all annual budget outlays for the state-run basic pension plan with tax revenues, according to a trial calculation by private-sector members of the government's key economic panel, government sources said Wednesday.
7-point sales tax hike needed to fund basic pensions with tax only by Japan Weekly Monitor
Defense and health outlays have been in the forefront, and few observers expect spending in these areas to slow, let alone decline.
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