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Residential turbines, which account for half those sales, are typically 33 to 100 feet tall, with outputs of two to 10 kilowatts.
A 100kW buoy is also being designed, and within two or three years OPT hopes to link large numbers of these together to build offshore power stations with outputs of between 10MW and 100MW.Previous attempts to harness wave power have involved large and complex structures.
The results of the presented evaluations are compared with outputs of independent analyses.
The environmental impact of the tanning industry is generally significant with outputs of wastes, i.e. high concentrations of organics, salts and heavy metals (chromium compounds), both in solid and liquid form, as a result.
It is imperative to mention that to form the vertical domain of the GPS reconstructions into MIDAS was used the IRI-2001 model, whereas in Fig. 4 the comparisons are made with outputs of the newer IRI-2007 model, whose updates are mostly significant for the topside ionosphere (Bilitza and Reinisch, 2008).
Comparison of our data with outputs of quantitative structure−activity relationships for estimating BCFs in worms showed that these models tend to overestimate pharmaceutical BCFs so new models are needed.
Australia was the world's second-biggest producer of gold after China last year, with output of 276 tons.
In 2008 Russia was the world's biggest gas producer (see chart 1); last year, with output of more than 600 billion cubic metres, America probably overhauled it.
Economists have estimated that the Trans-Pacific Partnership would be the largest trade deal in the world, with output of an estimated $28 trillion.
[C1.] U.S. Oil Companies Take Action Against Yemen Two United States oil companies, taking an uncommon tack, have filed arbitration proceedings against the government of Yemen for expropriating an oil-producing block with output of more than $1 billion a year.
This improved output is to be compared with output of other workstations.
