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The $56 million development is also expected to provide a 40,000-square-foot community center that will be operated by the Y.M.C.A. of Greater New York.

The project will also include an upscale 200-unit senior citizen's apartment building that will be operated by the Senior Lifestyle Corporation of Chicago.

One of China's leading makers of baby formula, Synutra International, announced plans in September to invest about $130 million in a new milk-drying plant in the western French region of Brittany that will be operated by Sodiaal, a French dairy cooperative.

It is allowing the missiles, but on its own terms: the deal says that the United States will also contribute a Patriot missile battery that will be operated by American troops for the time being, binding Poland and the United States in a way that increases both the risk and the cost of confrontation with a newly emboldened Russia.

The Residences at Little Nell, a low-rise fractional development under construction that will be operated by the well-known Little Nell hotel in Aspen, is selling one-eighth shares in three- and four-bedroom condos for about $1.5 million and $2.5 million, respectively, while at Snowmass Village, a new base village is going up with 613 condos.

Aim of this paper is to present preliminary results pertaining to the plasma, electrical, fluid-dynamical, thermal, material and mechanical design of a 150 kJ Plasma Focus, capable of a repetition rate of 1 Hz, that will be operated at 30 kV with a 350 μF capacitor bank and a maximum total current of 1.5 MA.

While the digitisation of the factory accelerates, the number of sensors that will be operating in smart manufacturing facilities is yet unknown.

Is it a sensor for an arctic ice-monitoring project that will be operating in subfreezing temperatures?

Waymo's stated goal is to ensure safer roads for everyone, and after having spent some time in the fully driverless Pacifica that will be operating in Chandler, I'm more convinced than ever they're on a path to make this happen.

Adoption of this "whole of society" strategy further offloads pressure on the health sector, which has sole capability to deliver other essential acute care services that will be operating at full surge capacity during a raging epidemic.

But, in order to obtain tax breaks, AiG has taken great pains to assure the state of Kentucky and other government entities that Ark Encounter will be operated as a private, for-profit business.