But, on the other hand, he had 60-degree harness racing weather in January and his pick of the 1,500 slot machines at the casino.
Windy, storm-lashed Britain is a good place to harness the weather; boosters talk excitedly of a splurge on renewable electricity and the possibility of capturing the market for offshore wind turbines or wave-power machines, creating tens of thousands of jobs.
Montreal-based startup SkyMotion is one such firm, and it recently launched its 4.0 update, which not only harnesses crowdsourced weather reports, but also allows other businesses to plug into that data using a public API, to integrate real-time reporting data from SkyMotion's users into their own products.
By 2036, larger and cheaper installations in British waters will probably have matched the output of the London Array but, with luck, those 525 blades will spin for many years more, harnessing the turbulent British weather for the common good.
I also recommend walking your cat in nice weather using a harness.
In 2007, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC 2007) adopted the Bali Action Plan, which recognizes the necessity of harnessing DRR strategies for extreme weather events.
For the Venice Biennale, they harnessed a group of silver weather ballons above a courtyard to create a shimmering impermanent pavilion.
The proposed hybrid solar tracking algorithm combines both sensors and mathematical models to determine the precise sun's position, thereby harnessing optimal solar energy for all weather conditions.
Off the Grid is Australia's first ever 100percentt solar powered music and art party— harnessing the power of that scorching weather to bring you eco-friendly good vibes.
You knew this already, but Off the Grid Australia's first ever 100percentt solar powered music and art party is harnessing the power of that scorching weather to really hammer the point home.
