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The fusion-based hydrogen production reactor (named FDS-III), one of the series of fusion system design concepts developed in China, is designated to exploit the fusion energy advanced application for the production of hydrogen.
The reason Europe continues to have so many is because of their status as "national champions", which means that one carrier per country is designated to exploit the international traffic rights defined in bilateral air-service agreements, the archaic treaties that separate aviation from normal business.The first airline to get the message about the new competitive environment was British Airways.
The possibility of varying the optical properties of materials in a controlled fashion constitutes an appealing objective, which represents the necessary starting point for the development of those advanced technologies designated to exploit the energy of the luminous radiation into a desirable way.
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As one of the series of fusion system design concepts developed in China, the fusion power plant FDS-II, is designated to exploit and evaluate the potential lucrativity of using fusion energy for generating electricity based on the advanced plasma parameters, which can be extrapolated from the successful operation of ITER.
This vector, designated pBEV, was specifically designed to exploit the advantages that both hosts would provide.
"Generally, the IOGC did not actively promote and solicit leasing opportunities to exploit the oil and gas rights on their designated reserve lands under its management and control," the suit states.
Opposition leaders sought to exploit the downgrade.
Lewis seemed poised to exploit the injury.
Republicans moved to exploit the moment.
to exploit the resources.
Nietzsche called the instinct to exploit "the will to power".
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