MCS_wES was determined as MCS unit equipped with energy storage so it can undertake off-grid charging to the EV outside FCS without connected to the power grid.
"We have also worked hard over recent years to identify areas where resources can be shared or tasks more easily undertaken off-site".
We adopt a slightly broader perspective by defining a SA system as a system which presents some on-line infrastructure which allows moving a specific development process stage (e.g.: design, implementation, or deployment) – usually undertaken off-line – to runtime.
The need to accumulate such assets acted as barriers that prevented younger persons from pursuing pastoral and agro-pastoral activities.Off-farm opportunities pursued by Turkana and Mandera pastoralists seemed to be less remunerative compared to pastoralism and agro-pastoralism, an indication that households undertook off-farm activities as a coping strategy.
Written assessments were largely undertaken off-shore, that is, not in Australia.
In a survey undertaken off San Juan Islands, Washington, 144 scallops, C. hastata and C. rubida were dredged up, mostly from a depth of 90 m.
So is the final devotional act some undertake: casting off their shoes, in a show of renunciation, to walk the last miles barefoot on the searing ground.
The prospect of making a relatively good income in a short space of time often outweighed the risk of undertaking 'one off' periods of drug dealing activity.
With such losses to account for, the banks will be less willing than ever to undertake write-offs of their bad debts.Hironari Nozaki, an analyst with ABN Amro, reckons that if these equity losses keep growing, they might even push down retained profits to the point where some banks are unable to pay dividends.
Building a whole new state-of-the-art network is a laborious and expensive process that Verizon says it must undertake to fend off rivals like Comcast and Vonage, which are moving fast into the phone business.
It is an exploration Dobbs himself has been undertaking, on and off, for years.
