The Bush administration and its friends prefer the household version.
By next year, Stordy hopes to have a £350 household version of the machine ready.
Meanwhile British technology group Xeros is seeking a manufacturing partner to produce a household version of its waterless washing machine in the US.
With the exception of the production function, the model has adopted the functions in the multi-households version of ORANI-G.
His absence (if His omnipresence can be counted as an absence) could be regarded as a discourtesy that legitimates all the subsequent discourtesies of his guests: a host who fails to turn up to his own party thereby authorizes his guests to behave as they like (this is the household version of the well-known saying, "If God does not exist, everything is allowed").
Consumers are unlikely to benefit from buying household versions of emergency equipment meant to revive victims of sudden heart seizures, according to long-awaited results from a clinical trial announced Tuesday.
We've seen this technique before, developed for an industrial robot arm by Carnegie Mellon students last year, but Kalsi's household-sized version lets you make 3D portraits in the comfort of your own maker space.
Linden's team believes that a household-sized version of their toilet could be developed at a cost of 5 to 10 cents per person per day, for a family of four.
Poisson regression models were used to identify statistically significant predictors of the number of products found in the households using STATA (version 10.0; StataCorp, College Station, TX, USA), and incidence rate ratios (IRR) were calculated.
A 1-km non-freeway network buffer was generated for each household using ArcGIS (version: 9.3.1, ESRI; Redlands, CA, USA).
Households produce their own version, liquidating riskier assets (like stock mutual funds) and moving into cash and government bonds.
