No country has ever built solar at anything approaching this pace, and it would leave India with three times as much solar capacity as Germany – which over the course of decades, has deployed 38.5GW, much more than anywhere else in Europe, and more than twice as much as the United States.
Mr. Wang alleged that Mr. Bo's wife, the lawyer Gu Kailai, had transferred huge sums of money overseas, and accused Mr. Bo of seeking to resist "central party authorities" in the course of governing Chongqing, including deploying wiretaps to eavesdrop on other leaders, according to the academic.
This was realized by functionally integrating CoI in the course format and deploying TPACK through cycles of practical inquiry on various collaborative learning design tasks.
Over the course of this time, we have deployed numerous vehicles and imaging platforms in support of applications in engineering science, marine ecology, archaeology and geoscience.
In the course of his life Ballard creatively deployed a remarkably wide range of different styles and genres, but nearly all of his novels and most of his short stories seem to me to explore a single theme.
The new fund,which they raised over the course of a year, has already deployed capital to 23 startups, including Klout, ThinkNear, Livefyre, Voxy, and Kohort.
Nevertheless, Hutcheson does believe aesthetic misjudgments are possible, and in the course of explaining their occurrence he deploys Locke's doctrine of association of ideas, a doctrine according to which ideas linked solely by chance or custom come to be associated in our minds and become almost inseparable from each other though they are 'not at all of kin'.
Over the course of the twentieth century, American planners deployed an array of visual techniques to analyze, represent, and promote the American city.
This provided a flexible "tail," or reserve force on the left that could be deployed as the course of the battle suggested.
Over the course of the decade, Sergeant Bales was deployed three times to Iraq, Army records show: between 2003 and 2004; for 15 months between June 2006 and September 2007, during the height of the civil war and at the beginning of what became known as the surge; and then between August 2009 and August 2010.
That would allow the United States to deploy - without counting them against the 1,200 figure - up to 120 bombers armed with America's newest weapon, air-lauched cruise missiles, a system the Soviet Union is not expected to deploy during the course of the agreement.
