Cheaper photovoltaic cells may enable remote villages to get electricity without the fixed costs of long transmission lines. Mobile banking may lower the fixed costs faced by traditional banks.

It is the fixed costs that limit the diffusion of the networks. So, a strategy for inclusive growth has to focus on ways of either lowering or paying for the fixed costs that connect people to networks.

They can even capture opportunities if they are able to innovate and show flexibility because of their lower fixed costs.

If income is expected to be low (perhaps because of other missing networks), it does not pay to connect a firm or a household to the network, because the fixed costs will not be recouped. Growth is not inclusive because fixed costs deter markets from extending the networks that underpin it.

Capacity building of the PPAF will support operating costs, staff training, technical assistance for various studies and cost of fixed assets.

The Board notes that a 49 per cent ( 4 million) decrease in change management costs is primarily a response to meet the fixed portion of Atlas costs as well as the reimbursement costs of United Nations agencies, which were not budgeted for.

UNOPS management proposes to work out a strategy to address the fundamental problems of income volatility and high fixed costs that characterize the existing organizational arrangements.

The estimates for air transportation included operating costs, liability insurance and fuel for a fleet of 12 fixed wing and 11 rotary wing aircraft for the first period and, under the revised deployment schedule, of 18 fixed wing and 37 rotary wing aircraft for the second.

A fixed polarity of power means fixed alliances.

And the nose is fixed, the whole animal is fixed.

Guess what fixed that. Guess what fixed that Two one hour sessions.

The benefits of this model are higher net revenues than for other types of projects implemented by UNOPS lower fixed costs and speedy, visible results that satisfy clients and lead to more business.

The savings were offset in part by higher than budgeted fixed wing aircraft guaranteed costs and by the acquisition of additional air operation manuals, accident investigation kits, including digital cameras, and other supplies.

My heart is fixed, O God, my heart is fixed I will sing and give praise.

My heart is fixed, O God, my heart is fixed I will sing and give praise.

Some bugs were fixed.

Gross fixed capital formation.

Fixed line telephone service

Protocol concerning fixed platforms

The increased requirements of 386,000 under air transportation are attributable to higher rental and operation costs of the helicopter and fixed wing aircraft, based on a new contract with a carrier that became effective on 15 September 2004.

And ... Wikipedia is fixed, finally.

They're on fixed ropes here.

We fixed that pretty quickly.

(b) Investment advisers (fixed fee).

In water pipes, we have fixed capacity water pipes that have fixed flow rates, except for expensive pumps and valves.

(2) having fixed premises for operation

You should get your car fixed.

He fixed the watch for me.

and fixed the mountains like pegs,

and firmly fixed in it mountains

and fixed the mountains like pegs,

and firmly fixed in it mountains

e) firearms with permanently fixed silencers,

Sometimes a fixed effect can explain change, but a fixed effect only explains changes in interaction with the things that change.

My camera doesn't need to be fixed.

And the mountains, how they were fixed

For what day is that time fixed?

And the mountains, how they were fixed

And the mountains He has fixed firmly

And the mountains He has fixed firmly

And the mountains how they were fixed?

And the mountains how they were fixed?

and how the mountains were firmly fixed?

and how the mountains were firmly fixed?

To what day is the doom fixed?