"The testimony proves what we've been saying all along: the Parsons contract was not executed to enforce a clean-air mandate, it was expedited to exploit a clean-air mandate," Assemblyman Neil M. Cohen, the deputy minority leader, said in demanding that the Parsons contract be rescinded.
In simulations, (L^{text {opt}}_{g}) can be intrusively determined by exploiting a clean reference signal.
Dow has hundreds of products in its pipeline that will exploit four "megatrends": clean energy; health and nutrition; rising consumerism in emerging markets; and investment in transport and infrastructure.For decades, American manufacturing has given way to services (see chart).
Whit the aim to exploit tidal currents as clean, predictable and renewable energy source, the authors have developed a self - balancing turbine prototype, able to work like a kite and moored to the shore by a simple rope.
"We should be exploiting those for clean and green energy.
Tidal power remains a yet to be fully exploited source of clean, renewable, and reliable energy, not just in Nigeria but also across many parts of the world where tidal energy potentials have been characterized to be significant.
We knew we had the pace and we wanted some clean air to exploit this potential.
Fremantle were efficient and clean, able to exploit a seemingly endless string of favourable match-ups across the ground.
Jardine Fleming's Mr Smith reckons that rebuilding all the faulty incinerators in Japan could cost a whopping ¥9.2 trillion $66 billionn).Many suspect that the opportunities currently being exploited by the clean-up industry in Japan are merely the tip of an iceberg.
Like walls and furniture, bodies are among the things that Mr. Ballen exploits, contrasting white and black, old and young, sound and weak, dirty and clean.
