That plant also demonstrates, however, one of the main challenges of carbon capture and storage: acceptance from the people who would have to live over the stored CO2.
As the online trade is growing, this strategy can also be used to stabilize declining bricks-and-mortar sales and increase store managers' acceptance of an integrated OC strategy.
At the time of verification or identification (identification can be handled as a sequence of verifications and screenings) the system processes another biometric input which is compared against the stored template, yielding acceptance or rejection [1].
"There is really widespread acceptance of store brands among consumers," said Janet Eden Harris, senior vice president of Market Force Information, which recently surveyed consumers and found that 96 percent said they bought private-label brands at least some of the time.
Part of the acceptance of store and generic brands can be attributed to the lack of confidence in the economy.
The issues around personal privacy and security are complex and may present barriers to public acceptance of storing and sharing personal health information [ 3].
It may just be true that, as William Safire suggests, "some politically sensitive soul" changed "liquor store" to "package store" in Senator Lieberman's acceptance speech (On Language, Oct. 1).
Citibank EFS, a unit of Citigroup, will issue the payroll cards that Coca-Cola plans to market, and will brand them with MasterCard logos, guaranteeing their acceptance in most stores and online.
Asked if CodePink has anything in store for Mr. Romney's acceptance speech on Thursday, Ms. Mills said, "I don't know".
Such cases are becoming more prevalent in part because Congress in 2006 mandated changes to the federal rules of civil procedure, expanding the acceptance of electronically stored information as evidence.
