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The development of roller-compacted concrete allowed high-quality concrete to be placed with the type of equipment originally developed to move, distribute, and consolidate earthfill.
He may not boast about the ferry and rail network that NYC2012 has developed to move athletes and spectators, but he is permitted to answer an I.O.C. member's questions about it.
For example, some of the intelligence that Clearpath has developed to move OTTO around a warehouse could work in shuttles that get people around an airport, or, contrastingly, in the mining industry, where multi-ton trucks are used to move iron, stone and other heavy loads around an outdoor but relatively controlled environment, Nijjam said.
Targets and indicators are being developed to move the agenda.
And wait for it -- no plans were funded or, in many cases, even developed to move existing services as directed by the BRAC.
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A DFLUX user subroutine was developed to model a moving volumetric (3D) heat flux of a pulsed laser.
To minimize this problem, a method has been developed to identify moving forces on a selected span of interest from the continuous bridge.
We'll leave them to do the explaining as to how it all works: "We use photographic and animation techniques that were developed to draw moving 3-dimensional typography and objects with an iPad.
You can get shoes specifically developed to help you move more quickly and comfortably on a tennis court.
Spurred by an SFMS-initiated policy adopted by the American Medical Association urging less use of antibiotics in agriculture, the assembled group developed strategy to move such policy forward.
This was a critical moment in the loss and damage genealogy as it was a compromise reached by both developed and developing countries to move this discussion forward.
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