The focus is on research and development and only to very limited extent on deployment.
Two researchers in Britain, Naomi Vaughan and Clair Gough, who recently conducted a workshop on BECCS, concluded that "assumptions regarding the extent of bioenergy deployment that is possible" are generally "unrealistic".
It was difficult to load free coils into the delivery catheter and to control the exact site, timing, and extent of their deployment in the target artery and it was equally challenging to release interlocking coils in such a way as to occlude to coronary resulting in a substantial impairment of LV function that was still compatible with survival of the rabbit.
After summarising a representative set of known wave energy extraction devices, to appreciate how different Anaconda is, the paper looks at the extent and mode of deployment of an outer inextensible reinforcement to provide bulge waves of appropriate speed whilst also overcoming the onset of aneurysms within the Anaconda tube.
"However, New Networks fails to consider the extent to which deployment of such additional service might be to areas located outside of AT&T's incumbent local exchange carrier ('ILEC') territory.
It's significant growth from the extent of today's 4G deployments, which make up just 1percentt of global connections.
Depending on the location and extent of the aneurysm, endovascular treatment involves deployment of stent graft with or without internal iliac artery embolization or surgical bypass.
By allowing for this huge improvement in power consumption rates but minimizing the cost of deployment, SuVolta is saving companies billions and nullifying to some extent some of the billions spent by Intel.
We also fixed the area of deployment to a square area of 600 m × 600 m horizontal extent and fixed the candidate gateway deployment positions to a 5 × 5 square mesh of points spaced 150 m apart.
Conservatives accused the government of playing down the deployment and disguising the extent of Britain's military commitment because of what Bernard Jenkin, the party's expert on defense matters, called "divisions" within Labor.
