Methane emissions from oil and gas drilling and production and transmission systems are projected to increase because of the breakthroughs in hydraulic fracturing technology that have led to an energy boom.
The 2011 victory was symbolic not just because of the Greens' breakthrough, but because the Labor party was born in the electorate.
The reason he got it, though, was not because of what he demanded, but because of the psychological breakthrough to Israelis that he offered first.
I believe this case study to be unique because of the supposed "breakthrough" advance in HIV research.
Kindle is a romanticized product at Amazon, both because of the hardware breakthrough and because it harks back to the company's roots in books.
That's largely because of the recent breakthrough in mapping the human genome, which gives researchers information on everything about our DNA.
"People will look back on this project as a significant landmark and because of this breakthrough, mathematics will now be viewed as a team sport," said Brian Conrey, executive director of AIM.
Now I can, and because of this breakthrough with Sesame Street, my kids may have an easier time understanding that their differences don't make them so different.
On the other hand, because the breakthrough voltage of thyristor is very close to its rated voltage, the rated voltage of the thyristor should always retain a certain margin through the planning stage, typically 2 to 3 times of the withstand peak voltage [35].
The Mercedes auction, to be conducted by Bonhams, has attracted considerable attention because of the car's breakthrough engineering and its dominance in both seasons of its competitive career, taking Fangio to consecutive world drivers championships.
