They were both feats of engineering, which required huge co-ordinated efforts, inspired by a belief in some non-material, transcendent good.
The Landesbanks, several of which required huge bailouts, have limited access to capital markets and would have trouble raising the money, the Association of German Public Sector Banks said in a statement Wednesday.
The industry, which requires huge start-up costs, is dominated by a handful of established behemoths.
Mr. Murley avoids offshore wind, which requires huge subsidies to make economic sense.
Lawmakers from rural states dislike the idea of discontinuing cross-country trains, which require huge subsidies, while continuing Northeast Corridor trains, which approximately cover their costs.
Still characteristic problems, which require huge systems and/or long times in combination with a chemistry specific model, cannot be tackled by these methods alone.
The more we depend on coal and nuclear power plants, which require huge amounts of water for cooling, the larger the burden we place on supplies.
Its biggest, electronics industry analysts say, was in 1991, when it started a business manufacturing computer disk drive components, which require huge amounts of investment capital and research.
It turns out that this technique, which requires huge amounts of data and lots of computing horsepower, is right up Google's alley.
Weinberg thinks that the Whitney can steer a different course, in part by reaffirming its own traditions: close contact with living artists, and an intimate connection between the museum and the visitor — neither of which requires huge attendance figures.
In animation, Linux made its first inroads a few years ago on the clusters of server computers used in "rendering farms," which require huge amounts of processing to render a finished image of a creature or character as it appears on movie screens.
