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Перевод: parsimony

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бережливость ; экономия ; скупость ; скряжничество
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Тезаурус:

1. If parsimony stems from waste, so generosity can flow from a frugal husbandman.
2. Once again, as with water, the parsimony of individual householders and landlords prevented a more widespread domestic usage, so that by 1870 there were only 87,000 subscribers - and this in spite of the opportunities offered by gas for heating and cooking as well as lighting.
3. Anecdotes of his parsimony abounded.
4. Since the slump of 1921 there has been a prevailing tendency, occasionally interrupted but invariably resumed before there has been time for a real recovery towards parsimony and restriction.
5. Indeed brain-mind identity is more than a belief, it is a hypothesis which seems to be the simplest explanation of the mind-brain problem, if it is a problem, and therefore one which parsimony requires us to accept.
6. Point 1 made by Bowley is a more general and fundamental one than the other three and deserves special comment; it might be called the principle of parsimony.
7. The failure of projects leads to parsimony which goes hand in hand with waste.
8. Isn't Mr Peter Lilley's enthusiastic parsimony rather more in tune with the tenor of the times?
9. But as everyone knows, Lady Nature only provides the exceptional with parsimony.
10. But also, the principle of parsimony should be used to keep the research down to essentials.
11. Emphasizing the parsimony of the government and the the economic impact of poverty she wrote:
12. In a rare fit of parsimony, theorists suggested that the dark matter already invoked to bring W up to 1 might also serve to make large structures.
13. The important British companies, from Korda's London Films to Goldcrest, have attracted capital at a point where they seemed to understand the economic need to balance Hollywood extravagance with a strong dose of parsimony, but all have ended up committing suicide by spending huge sums of money on attempts to emulate Hollywood.