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When it becomes fully functional in 2009, the dam's 26 turbines should produce 84.68 billion kilowatt hours of electricity a year, meeting nearly one-tenth of China's needs.

While the railroads have insisted that they will need until 2018 to get PTC installed and, perhaps, two additional years of testing before it becomes fully functional, there also is the possibility that Congress could approve a brief extension — perhaps a matter of months.

It is important to determine when exactly in pregnancy the cortisol response starts to become dampened, and when postpartum it becomes fully functional again.

Descended from lobe-finned fish, the SCTR-like sequence gradually increased its specificity and sensitivity towards the newly appeared SCT, until it became fully functional as a specific receptor for SCT; and as a result, functions of VIP/PACAP and SCT were independently regulated in tetrapods.

Although tyrosinase polypeptide is synthesized at the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and its maturation and folding occur within the ER lumen, the enzyme becomes fully functional only when it reaches the melanosomes.

There is a transitional period between the time you wake up and the time your brain becomes fully functional.

Once a promoter is awakened — in this case, by the macrophage's detection of tumor cells — the rest of the gene's activation process ensues, and the gene becomes fully functional.

Decreased morale, increased disruption, lost teaching opportunities, unsuccessful searches, recruitment costs, decreased productivity in the months prior to departure and during the time until a newly recruited faculty member becomes fully functional are intangible costs that all contribute to the cost of faculty attrition.

The railway began operation just a few days before the war ended, but it never became fully functional.

However, the fetal liver is not formed until at least week 20, and it doesn't become fully functional until just before birth, says Jacquelyn Bertrand, a senior scientist at the National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

In order to become fully functional, it still has to deploy its solar panels.