"Cities are making plans to ban the combustion engine from their inner areas, which is spurring us on to launch alternative drive concepts on the market even faster.
You can watch his stream and at its peak, see him get a new subscriber every ten seconds or so, which is spurring this massive growth.
As their standardization work in the 3rd generation partnership project (3GPP) and other organizations approaching to an end, challenges are raised by the new round of high demands of wireless traffic, which is spurring new radio technologies, deployment infrastructures and radio resource allocation methods to be studied.
While there are bright spots here (Chattanooga, Tenn., has created a formidable broadband network which is spurring entrepreneurship), our successes with broadband are in spite of our regulatory policy rather than because of it.
A joint venture between the partners (Gerson Fox and David Blum, owners of a Los Angeles-based jewelry chain with 110 stores, and Arthur Gilbert), DeBartolo and Pratt is what Feenstra terms "the key that made the thing work," the combination that enabled the $60-million 60-million downtownent predevelopment is sproject other development, to get under which
The drug efficiently kills senescent cells and significantly reduces symptoms of the disease, which is spurred by inflammation.
Unlike the green revolution, which was spurred on by rapid yield gains, the force behind the oil crop revolution was expansion of crop area.
There is revived interest in home hemodialysis (HD), which is spurred by cost containment and experience indicating lower mortality risk compared with facility HD and peritoneal dialysis (PD).
The global economic downturn in 2008 and 2009, which was spurred by the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, sharply reduced the demand for electricity load.
The pilot programs, which were spurred by Internet2, a consortium of 221 colleges, will expand to other schools if they prove successful.
