In the interim, small-scale progress is occurring on the city's west side, where public improvements have attracted private developers.
Current literature models for mass transfer underpredict laboratory autoclave reaction results, indicating a need for further model development, and in the interim requiring pilot-scale testing for scale-up purposes.
Mr. Vietri said that the state, which doomed an Army Corps proposal for a large-scale interim project on Fire Island by refusing to sign on as the local sponsor, was supporting the reformulation project.
Before that development, the Energy Department counted nine such sites, with about 2,800 tons of fuel in 248 casks and was hoping to establish a pilot-scale interim storage plant for that fuel.
In 2006, a large-scale interim evaluation of the scheme was carried out.
B4 SCIENCE TIMES F1-14 Health & Fitness F7 ARTS E1-8 EDUCATIof Effect of Merit Pay Dispute Interim Chancellor Harold O. Levy said he would scale back New York City's summer school program by 70,000 students because of an impasse over teacher incentives.
Richard Pennycook, Co-op's interim chief executive, highlighted the scale of the systemic mismanagement by revealing that the company has 645 shops "we don't need and don't use".
By summer 2009, with the country still stunned by economic crisis and Republicans falsely raising the specter of death panels, some aides practically begged the president to scale back, take interim steps and move on to other issues.
As an interim approach, we estimated the scale of lives saved, by summarizing deaths averted from key service delivery results reported by recipient programs.
Sergio P. Ermotti, the interim chief executive, is now scaling back the struggling investment banking operation, which makes up a large part of the bank's costs, and free up capital to invest in its more successful wealth management unit.
