Mr. Gross said there had been delays in constructing toll booths with the sensor equipment and surveillance cameras needed for E-ZPass to work properly.
Huge numbers in one regard, but in the context of other Rocket Internet portfolio companies like Zalora and Lazada in Asia (both also with hundreds of millions of dollars in backing), and the bigger picture of the large capital investments needed for e-commerce plays to scale quickly (recall Fab's $330m+ financing to date), we're talking relatively normal sums here.
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Because e-cigarettes have the potential to serve as harm reduction or smoking cessation tools and their long-term health effects are unknown, the intervention needs for e-cigarettes are less clear and consistent than those for waterpipes.
While for some of these impacts (e.g., ecotoxicity and eutrophication) standard assessment methods exist, methodological developments are needed for others (e.g., soil fertility, erosion, salinization, and biodiversity impacts).
For example, oscillatory deformation experiments of water-saturated granular matter and simultaneous pore-water pressure measurements have been conducted to constrain the strain needed for liquefaction (e.g., Vucetic 1994).
These systems would decrease some of the inputs needed for production (e.g. water, nutrients and land) but they are energy demanding.
This brief, variable window of activity means the Pacific leaping blenny is under considerable time pressure to find mates and acquire other resources needed for reproduction (e.g., food, rock holes for nesting).
Docent, Saba and DigitalThink, all of them based in California, already serve half the corporate e-learning market.Pulling together all the components needed for successful e-learning is more feasible in a well-defined industrial sector.
The equations needed for the E- and M-steps are summarized in the propositions below.
The effect size estimation from this questionnaire study will be used to calculate the sample size i.e. the number of participants needed for the e-PIS study to detect a statistically significant difference in recruitment rates.
