Mr. Lotti, the chief operating officer of Wello, a Finnish wave energy start-up, had just spent eight hours traveling here from his home outside Helsinki and was eager to retrieve and assess the performance of the company's wave energy machine, nicknamed Penguin, after months of testing under the harsh wave conditions offshore.
As temperatures outside drop below freezing as the first harsh wave of winter weather strikes, they huddle round stoves in which the fuel is anything that will burn, including plastic boxes, old shoes and other items whose chemical content fills the room with acrid and probably toxic fumes.
"An Act of Terror" takes place in the South Africa of 1988, a country in the midst of a particularly harsh wave of police repression, just before the dawn of the current era of negotiations and reform.
However, for harsher wave conditions the results of CEEff decrease considerably ranging from 10%to20%0%, which may result from the current design of CECO.
David Smolansky, an opposition mayor of a district in Caracas, said the country was passing through the harshest wave of political persecution in decades with the response to the protests and the jailing of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez.
The sun's ultraviolet light and harsh ocean waves can break down the carbon chains somewhat effectively.
While the elderly are always particularly prone to death in harsh heat waves, fewer than half of those who died in California were over 70, according to a compilation of the most recent coroners' reports, most of which are not yet complete.
The consequences of a warming world include harsher heat waves, deeper floods and faster glacial melting, the scientists warned.
Offshore oil platforms provide floating accommodation for hundreds of workers amid harsh weather and high waves.
Snowflakes, at the core, are just water particles, and they can take many forms that can change land formations―cold harsh ice, strong tidal waves, pouring freezing rain, hard sleet.
