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The battle lines have been drawn and the fight for customers is set to ramp up.

And while Congress continues to support the F-35, the leaders of the Senate Armed Services Committee are concerned that production is now set to ramp up later in this decade just as two other major projects — the refueling tankers and a $55 billion stealth bomber program — will seek financing.

Part of establishing that beachhead is Weave, a competing standard to Apple's HomeKit (set to ramp up later this year), which can work independently of Brillo and allows apps in the smart lamps of the future to talk to apps in smart soap dispensers.

Scaled production is set to ramp to a rate of approximately 5,000 vehicles per week by September, according to earlier reports.

Then the furnace temperature was set to ramp up to 950°C at 25°C/min and kept for 5 to 30 min under the same flow of mixed gas and vacuum condition.

The vessels were sealed and placed in a 2.45 GHz magnetron frequency microwave oven (MARS, CEM, Milton Keynes, UK equipped with XP1500 digestion vessels, and 1600 W at maximum power), and were hydrothermally carbonized at 200 °C in the microwave oven which was set to ramp to a given temperature in 5 min, and then held at the temperature for 5 60 min.

ICE is set to ramp up its raids in coming months on Central Americans who came to the U.S. in or after a 2014 surge in border apprehensions of mothers and children.

The "no net loss" habitat standards the Obama administration announced in late 2015, and is set to ramp up in 2016, call for landscape-scale, market-based solutions that bring net benefits for wildlife on working lands.

While Trump canceled his meeting with Putin, the U.S. president was still scheduled to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, but analysts were not optimistic about prospects for a major breakthrough on the two countries' trade disputes a month before U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods are set to ramp up.

The protocol was set to ramp the temperature from 283 to 343 K (10 70 °C) at a rate of 1 °C/min and then rapidly cool the solution to 10 °C over 5 min. This was repeated twice to examine the reversibility of the ELP phase transition.

For qualitative/quantitative acquisitions, the instrument was operated in a data-independent analysis (DIA) high-energy/low-energy alternative scanning (MSE) mode with a 0.9 s low-energy precursor MS scan from m/ z 50 1990 followed by a high-energy MS scan from m/ z 50 1990 with a CID energy set to ramp from 15 v to 40 v.