The Chiefs of Staff decided to recommend sending to the Far East from the Mediterranean, followed by four Revenge-class battleships that were refitting at home and in the United States, but Barham was sunk by a German U-boat in November 1941.
But even that sharp drop may not be enough to stop the inexorable growth in cement emissions over all, or compensate for the new lease on life that refitting provides old factories that otherwise might have shut their doors.
The labels worried about digital piracy and about refitting the factories that made vinyl LPs.
The division has made a specialty of refitting stoves in that city's fire stations to look somewhat like fire trucks.
Amyris has formed a joint venture with Santelisa Vale, Brazil's second-largest sugar company, and is busy refitting some of that firm's ethanol plants in order to make drop-in diesel.The Codexis-Cosan-Shell partnership and the Amyris-Santelisa-Total one are the furthest along of the drop-in fuel businesses, but others are coming up on the rails.
For Union Pacific, the world's largest railroad, that means refitting an average of 2.5 locomotives, 10 wayside interfaces and 10 miles of track every day for the next seven years.
The shelter was a benign enough presence to let it stay, residents figured, especially when they learned that refitting the apartments for the elderly could cost millions.
It is noteworthy, that refitting the side chains to better rotamers often allows considerable backbone movement and a marked improvement in geometric quality of the main chain.
But if you're ready to test the 3D waters, this option is still less expensive even with all that extra stuff than refitting your home theater with a new 3D display and Blu-ray player.
The national phenomenon has spawned five seasons of a TV show, The League, has NFL teams refitting their stadiums so that fans can track their teams more closely, and costs businesses billions of dollars a year due to distracted employees.
