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The license, which could be gained in six months, would let companies set up a short-term wave farm to test technology and demonstrate success to wary investors.
This page has been lukewarm about the station from the beginning, feeling that it would be enormously costly and yield only limited scientific returns, most of which could be gained by satellites and unmanned probes to the solar system.
The main motivation behind the Fokker Planck (FP) model is computational efficiency, which could be gained due to the fact that the resulting stochastic processes are continuous in velocity space.
In order to assess whether a LCC-HVDC grid is feasible, it is necessary to undertake feasibility studies to investigate the technology advantages which could be gained from a LCC-HVDC grid.
To increase the diversity of breeding birds on the landscape scale, diverse logged and unlogged post-disturbance stands should be provided, which could be gained by a partial benign neglect strategy of storm disturbed forest stands.
The ability to conduct a voice of the customer analysis, which could be gained through direct and indirect questioning, will enable engineers and other decision makers to successfully understand customer needs, wants, perceptions, and preferences.
Up in one of the three V.I.P. skyboxes, to which entry could be gained only with the password "Brazil," Morgan Handbury, 21, a model from Canada who moved to New York City last month, was clutching her cocktail.
A possible explanation for this is that these were new topics for the students, so these were areas in which the most could be gained.
The rapid improvements in sequencing technologies are adding new sequences to the databases faster than the pace at which insights into their function could be gained.
The scoring system was different from the traditional test for which either full score or 0 score could be gained.
An incentive compatible reputation mechanism entices self-interested parties to report the truth by explicit rewards which can offset the potential profits that could be gained by lying.
