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Planners say that even under the state standards — which L.A. has relied on for years — few units will be built that large because the city generally limits the square footage of a home and its accessory buildings to no more than half of the lot size.
Called the Dinosaur Battle, he succeeded in preventing a dam being built that would create a reservoir backed into large sections of Dinosaur Nat'l.
It is a technically well-understood, well-proven, economic viable, and reliable technology that can be built at large scale, often having several GWh of storage capacity.
But if the carbon price is high, "there are many other alternatives that could be built on a large scale more quickly", he says, such as energy efficiency, wind power and switching from coal to gas.
Given the size of Gstemness (114 genes), the number of n-biomarker diagnostic models that could be built is intractably large.
But Lai says the kind of products Emburse are working on probably aren't going to be built at a larger company like that.
"I now believe that it could be built larger and be perfectly capable of racing on the open sea with probably better seaworthiness than some current multihulls".
And both sides needed ships that could be built quickly: construction of large wooden frigates could take years, but shallow-draft ironclads took a matter of months.
As the guided-missile cruiser has evolved into an escort for aircraft carriers, it has ceased to be built by navies that have allowed their large carrier capacities to expire.
This technique also allows multi-scale hierarchies of void structure to be built into one component such that large voids intended for vascularisation can accompany smaller recesses which can host osteoblast development as well as conferring mechanical strength.
Throughout the spring and summer polls showed that Mr. Bush had a comfortable lead that was built in large part on personality and on public dismay with President Clinton's personal morality.
