At the renewable energy development arm of Duke Energy, for instance, the volume of wind development is expected to be significantly lower than last year, even with the credit in place.
The volume measures 360 cm and is comparable with the volume of earlier developments.
In this paper, the interfacial heat transfer in spherical and distorted fluid particles, flowing at Re numbers up to 80.0, is studied through the Volume-of-Fluid approach, aiming the development of closure relations for the interfacial heat and mass transfer, in the context of the Two-Fluid model.
The abolition of regional spatial strategies has reduced the volume of planned new development.
Granted permission in 2010, the current scheme represents a volume of development twice the size of its predecessor.
It is important to assess very vigorous activity in children as high intensity that strains the musculoskeletal system is more important than the volume of activity for bone development [ 22].
Marc Hurlbert, Executive Director of the Avon Foundation Breast Cancer Crusade (http://www.avonfoundation.org/causes/breast-cancer-crusade/) emphasized that the challenge is designed to accelerate and increase the volume of breast cancer inventions in development.
Age-related increases in the volume of white matter during brain development likely results from increases in axonal calibre and ensheathment (Shi et al., 2013; Wu et al., 2013).
The RV defines the volume of water suitable of successful development of cod eggs by threshold levels in temperature (>1.5°C), salinity (>11 psu) and oxygen content (> 2 ml/l) as experimental studies have shown that below these limits development of cod eggs ceases before hatch [ 23, 24, 20].
The historical development of the volume of electrolyte solution can conveniently be divided into four major divisions with years 1770, 1887, 1923, and 1957 as points of change.
