In the calmer winter months, winds can drop off dramatically but the 317MW plant was still operating at 73.5MW of capacity when the Guardian visited.
Cruz has, for months, wound his stump speech around an analogy between the present campaign and Reagan's 1980 campaign, but yesterday, perhaps emboldened by his Iowa victory, he escalated the comparison.
Within months, winds spread the rapidly reproducing airborne spores of the disease, and by 1845 it had destroyed potato crops from Illinois east to Nova Scotia, and from Virginia north to Ontario.
As discussed in [11], wind and solar energy sources are complementary in Scotland; in the summer months solar energy peaks whilst in the winter months winds prevail.
This central Brooklyn neighborhood is also a bastion of the African diaspora, a place where, as Black History Month winds down, a visitor can get a King Curtis "Sweet Soul" album or a dish of navy bean pie.
As the month wound down for the campaign and as Dodd continued on the trail, the month of September loomed in the horizon as did an upcoming debate in Washington on the primary focus of the campaign, the Iraq War.
The children's TV programme Muffin the Mule is the oldest piece of content available immediately, but the BBC will be looking further and further back in its archive over the coming months, Wind-Mozley said.
Yet in the past 18 months Wind River has aggressively broadened the technologies and services it offers clients, who include a growing number of consumer-electronics makers.
The proposal will take months to wind through the regulatory process before it is complete.
Mr. Shteyn then went back to Tashkent for a few months to wind up his business.
