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If the 1,285 MW plant at Xayaburi goes ahead, it wants to build a cascade of 10 more dams on the Mekong.

China's dam builders will press ahead with controversial plans to build a cascade of hydropower plants in one of the country's most spectacular canyons, it was reported today, in an apparent reversal for prime minister Wen Jiabao.

Plans to build a cascade of 13 dams on the Salween – China's last free-flowing river – stalled nearly a decade ago under opposition from environmental groups and outgoing premier Wen Jiabao, an ostensible populist and trained geologist.

The main contribution of our study is the development of a novel framework (McSURF) that can simultaneously build a cascade learning model while robustly processing a multiclass recognition application.

Using this cascade, we build a McCascade C A that can handle bottom occlusion and a McCascade C ℬ that can handle top occlusion.

In a magnificent atmosphere built on a cascade of colour and a wall of sound, new World Cup star James Rodriguez set up a thrilling finale when he pulled a goal back from the penalty spot with 10 minutes left.

Different with most existing studies where the centralized control or the decentralized control methods are adopted based on a single point mass model of the train, in this paper, a distributed control mechanism is proposed by virtue of the graph theory, and the high-speed train's model is built as a cascade of point masses connected by flexible couplers.

While a typical NGS analysis workflow is built on a cascade of routine tasks, individual steps are often specific for a certain assay, e.g. depend on a particular sequencing protocol.

The PMTCT programme is complex as it builds on a cascade of sequential interventions that should take place to reduce mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV: starting with antenatal care (ANC), HIV testing, and ARVs for the woman and the baby.

Italian architect Stefano Boeri announced plans to build a complex with two towers that will hold 1,100 trees and 2,500 cascading plants and shrubs sprouting from rooftops and balconies in the province capital of about eight million people.

It is easy to see why such specialists as Harvard's Graham Allison fear that American intelligence may be underestimating the speed with which Iran could build a weapon — for instance, even if Iran needed until the end of 2008 to build and continuously operate a cascade of fifteen hundred P-1s, it might still be able to enrich enough uranium for a single bomb before 2010.