Tepco, the company that operates Fukushima, is using huge volumes of water every day to cool the reactors that once generated electricity at the plant.
Both models were evaluated using huge volumes of real tick data from the NASDAQ, which demonstrated that both are able to identify a range of disruptive trading behaviours and, furthermore, that they outperform the selected traditional benchmark models.
Many are poorly built, lack guard rails or warning signs and are used by huge volumes of pedestrians, livestock, horse carts, overloaded trucks and passenger vehicles, with many users walking or driving recklessly as they jockey for space.
When industrialised meat production occurs this may result in poor animal husbandry practices, over-crowding of animals and often the use of huge volumes of antibiotics.
Shortcodes, which are typically used for sending huge volumes of text messages, are nothing new, but the process involved to acquire one can be lengthy (and it requires a long term commitment).
It is also used for treating huge volumes of wastewater, and in water and food disinfection applications [ 8].
US armed forces used containerisation for the huge volumes of goods that they were moving – proving the concept at scale.
By checking local event calendars, buyers can often find the annual book sales that may go on at libraries, where huge volumes of used books, including used library books, are often sold in bulk.
24 The ARNO Observatory is an online, multicenter, observational database in which population-based data is collected and epidemiological methods are used to combine and aggregate huge volumes of health and health care-related data for each individual patient.
The first were hard-core users of social media; the second were high-frequency, high-speed traders, using complex algorithms that automatically sift through huge volumes of data to execute trades and exploit minute fluctuations in the market.
High-frequency traders use complex computer systems to buy and sell huge volumes of stocks in milliseconds to profit from tiny movements in share prices.
