The solar energy would be converted to microwaves that would be beamed back to Earth at receiving stations where it would then be converted to electricity and fed into the Grid.
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The adjustable straps can even be converted to racerback, too.
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These will be converted to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate codes.
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It will be converted to one year of supervised probation.
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The funds can be converted to a Roth at any time.
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Theoretically, all Tethers could be converted to an equal number of dollars.
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In the winter, the fountain will be converted to a skating rink.
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Voting for the game will be converted to a two-round process.
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Typically death sentences be converted to life imprisonment subject to good behavior.
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Under the Trump proposal, many current grants would instead be converted to loans.
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It can be converted to a written transcript for later use in court.
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RMI, which is hedged and very liquid, could be converted to cash if needed.
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Just remember that the RMD funds themselves cannot be converted to a Roth IRA.
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It has sold bonds that can be converted to equity should the need arise.
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Many LNG import facilities have been, are and will be converted to export facilities.
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It can also be converted to electricity and heat to power homes and businesses.
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Commercial aviation, for instance, won't be converted to running on solar power anytime soon.
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According to VW, it's a pure two-seater that can be converted to seat four.
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Baer's leave of absence, which commenced March 4, will be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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Depending on the institution, your account might be converted to another one at the institution.
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The ballpark will be converted to a softball field and multipurpose facility after the game.
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If discipline is warranted, a paid leave can be converted to a suspension without pay.
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With demand surging in the coming weeks, MRTCs could be converted to stationary test centers.
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He also said the loan could be converted to an equity stake in the business.
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Those four stores are still open and will now be converted to Home & Life-branded locations.
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There is now a real possibility that many of these will be converted to electric propulsion.
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Fitch expects PR to be converted to public company with 100% state ownership in 2018-2019.
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The remaining portion of the stables could also be converted to residential space, Ms. Valsdottir said.
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In places where biomass isn't readily available, the WEDEW can be converted to run on solar power.
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The scanning department is also where miniature, to-scale prop models can be converted to digital form.
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CNOOC's interest will be converted to a 50% stake if there is a commercial discovery, FAR said.
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Tesla stores will close or be converted to "information centers" and retail employees will be laid off.
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Over the previous 72 hours in Cleveland, I've withstood several attempts to be converted to fundamentalist Christianity.
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As striking as the imagery is, the data first must be converted to useful — and actionable — information.
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Failing malls, once the center of suburban life and now eyesores, could be converted to data centers.
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The passenger jets would be converted to freighters, and it seemed likely Amazon would be the main customer.
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Among other things, I wondered whether the Alt-Right's negative energy could be converted to positive, community action.
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They can be converted to cash, and some cryptocurrencies, such as monero, are even more private than others.
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Dean promised the pooled resources would be converted to fiat currency and invested in more traditional commodity contracts.
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It had a finished basement, which made her wonder if it could be converted to a two-family.
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Soviet-era water heating plants across the country that were using gas will be converted to electric power.
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That it can be converted to a play table once your baby outgrows it is a big bonus.
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Semonite said hotel rooms will be converted to negative pressure by reducing the PSI so that suction results.
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Venezuela in 2005 ordered that operating agreements be converted to joint ventures in which PDVSA held a majority.
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Reason should inform governance, but people tend to be converted to a cause—gay marriage, for instance—by emotion.
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The rear-view mirror can be converted to a camera screen allowing a wider, less-obstructed field of view.
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Founders forget that when their firms issue convertible debt it may one day need to be converted to equity.
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It also proposed that dual class shares be converted to standard, one vote shares when the share changes hands.
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The bonds have a coupon of 5.5% and will be converted to equity in the event of an IPO.
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The researchers excluded operations that were not straightforward, including laparoscopic surgeries that had to be converted to open procedures.
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"Up to 90 branches will be converted to cost-efficient formats by the end of 2019," the company said.
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The 3,000 McDonald's restaurants in Pokémon's home country will all be converted to Pokéstops or gyms in the game.
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The bill allows those obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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They concluded that 8 to 27 percent of Geminga's energy had to be converted to electrons and positrons, said Linden.
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Chaparral noted that the pipeline could be converted to transport oil, making its location in central Oklahoma a valuable asset.
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Those conditions include ensuring that the fuel cannot be converted to uranium hexafluoride, the feedstock for centrifuges that enrich uranium.
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A past government helpfully ordered that most of Delhi's taxis and buses be converted to run on cleaner natural gas.
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Specifically, they were asked to allow their preferred shares to be converted to common — and then reverse split 20:1.
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But since it is broken down more slowly than carbohydrates, protein is less likely to be converted to body fat.
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For the upright headstones to be converted to flat ones, the bases of the stones had to be cut off.
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The streets are being designed with driverless cars in mind and parking structures that could be converted to other uses.
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Orders for four other 737-700s will be converted to larger 737-800s due for delivery in 2017, United said.
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In a few instances, old black-and-white photographs or color slides had to be converted to a digital format.
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And of course, each new business it gets in the door with one service can also be converted to others.
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The analyst firm's research suggests one in three jobs will be converted to software, robots and smart machines by 2025.
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Mr. Marchionne confirmed this week that the plant would be converted to produce Ram pickups — Fiat Chrysler's top-selling vehicles.
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That contains approximately 1,425.5 tons of nutritional mass and could be converted to the equivalent of 4,075.6 barrels of oil.
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One was a three-bedroom on a high floor with a dining room that could be converted to a bedroom.
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Because any property can be converted to habitat use with enough effort, no land is off limits to federal regulators.
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Iraq's power sector suffers from many problems, including a poor grid and lack of fuel to be converted to electricity.
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Its investment will be held in a preferred security that can be converted to GM common stock after seven years.
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The law allows the financial obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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It is time that it be converted to serve as a reminder of what was done to India by the British.
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Under the Australian plan, coal would be converted to gas for processing to remove sulphur, mercury and carbon dioxide, leaving hydrogen.
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That couple later testified that Jones had previously provided them with 40 kilograms of powder cocaine to be converted to crack.
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Last year, the company sold nearly $900 million in stock and $1.8 billion in debt that can be converted to stock.
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The Walmart announcement illustrates this in that only 10 of the 63 locations affected will be converted to e-fulfillment centers.
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Around 212001 full-line stores will close within the next five years and 45 will be converted to the Simply Food format.
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Ohana Villa has a storage room beneath it of about 1,076 square feet that could be converted to living quarters, he said.
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There will be further legal argument on whether there should be re-trials or whether the convictions should be converted to manslaughter.
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But the couple were also eyeing one-bedrooms, aware that many had a dining room that could be converted to a bedroom.
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The kitchens must also be converted to scratch operations, with the right equipment and space to prevent any chance of cross-contamination.
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It can be converted to liquid, and has been smuggled in iced tea bottles, disguised as horse shampoo and hidden in tortillas.
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This level has rough-ins for a kitchenette and a separate entrance, so it could be converted to an in-law suite.
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This education award is treated as taxable income, not subject to withholding, and cannot be converted to cash to pay the taxes.
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If there are more than three refund checks requested for an account, refunds are required to be converted to a paper check.
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The rule demands Wall Street holds more debt that could be converted to shareholder equity if a bank is pushed to bankruptcy.
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Or is it a way for people with hazy but heartfelt anti-capitalist convictions to be converted to banal welfare state liberalism?
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But the new products also brought more code that had to be converted to run on Predix, people familiar with the systems said.
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For this reason, this year London's Euston station, one of the capital's busiest hubs, will be converted to a shelter for homeless people.
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The investment authority also received securities that could be converted to common stock at $31.83 to $37.24 from March 2010 to September 2011.
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The IRS has said that virtual currency, in general, is taxable — as long as the currency can be converted to a dollar amount.
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Depending on municipal zoning restrictions, canopied drive-throughs can be converted to other uses, such as fast-food pickup, side entrances or patios.
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The planes, however, can be converted to a pure electric powertrain if and when batteries reach enough energy density to make this an option.
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In order for the conversion to be complete, the rials had to be converted to U.S. dollars, which would then be converted into euros.
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The apartment had a large living area and kitchen and a dining area that could easily be converted to a bedroom, plus a terrace.
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The two notches for loss severity reflect that the notes can be converted to ordinary equity of Westpac before the point of non-viability.
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If the day's sunlight were entirely converted to heat and stored away, it could be converted to light on demand — like, say, at night.
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That pre-paid tuition can be converted to a credit for any institution if the child does not end up at a state school.
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If you ever tire of wearing it as a backpack, it can be converted to over-the-shoulder, on-the-arm, and crossbody configurations.
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After they have outgrown it, it can be converted to a kids' table by removing the seat and toys and attaching the included cover.
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The protest took place at a shelter outside their neighborhood, not at the hotel that was to be converted to one in their neighborhood.
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The facility, once used to house workers in the Eagle Ford Shale oil fields nearby, will be converted to house up to 1,513 migrant children.
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The facility, once used to house workers in the Eagle Ford Shale oil fields nearby, will be converted to house up to 1,600 migrant children.
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Walmart also said Thursday that it will shut down about 50 of its Sam's Clubs, while roughly another dozen will be converted to distribution centers.
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Beta-carotene, the type found primarily in plants, needs to first be converted to active vitamin A in order to be utilized by the body.
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If players have unused Gold by the end of the time allotted to spend it, any remaining Gold will be converted to in-game items.
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If there is failure to renegotiate a contract currently in foreign currency it will be converted to lira at the official exchange rate of Jan.
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But if Hernandez elected to return to the Hurricanes for an additional season, the payments would be converted to a loan, according to the plan.
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The suburban Detroit factory that builds the current Ford Focus small car will be converted to assemble pickup trucks and a new Bronco sport utility.
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At least 63 stores are closing, some as early as Thursday, though up to 12 of those stores will be converted to e-commerce facilities.
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The industry wants those deadlines extended, and for the credits to be available for so-called direct pay, meaning they could be converted to cash.
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Underscoring the problem, the regional governor of Veneto, Luca Zaia, ordered the confiscation of ventilators at veterinaries, saying they could be converted to human use.
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The industry wants those deadlines extended, and for the credits to be available for so-called direct pay, meaning they could be converted to cash.
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It's sort of the dream state for candidates who believe that if the citizenry just got to know them, they'd be converted to their cause.
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The real concern isn't using QR codes for the first part, because it's still going to be converted to code for a computer to tabulate.
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Under the proposal, funds would be required to include a liquidity classification of the portfolio based on the time needed for an asset to be converted to cash, a review of the fund's liquidity risk and establish a three-day liquid asset minimum, requiring a set percentage of assets be held in cash or invested in holdings that can be converted to cash within three business days.
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German plants in Emden and Hanover will be converted to build electric vehicles, while the Volkswagen Passat family will now be built in the Czech Republic.
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Tesla plans to sell about $650 million in stock and $1.35 billion in debt which could be converted to stock at some point in the future.
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The current tax deduction for retirement savings would be converted to a $600 refundable tax credit to pay for the contributions of households below median income.
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A total of 3.62 million households will be converted to natural gas or electrical heating from coal this year, including 1.74 million that are in Hebei.
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Provincial legislator Shaye Anderson wants the Alberta government to allow an old well to be converted to geothermal energy to heat an 8,000 square-foot greenhouse.
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Officials said the field, currently a mix of synthetic and natural grass, would be converted to grass during a lull in the venue's hectic soccer schedule.
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The GIF feature allows video clips to be converted to animated GIFs up to 10 seconds long, and shared immediately to Twitter directly from the console.
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Depending on your computer settings, a small pop-up may appear that reads, "The recording file will be converted to mp4 when the meeting ends."5.
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The court could also endorse a death sentence with a two-year reprieve, which would almost surely be converted to a long prison term, he said.
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Through R.A.D., apartments would be converted to the federal government's Section 2100 housing program, a subsidy that limits rents to 30 percent of a tenant's income.
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Sometimes we know where these recyclables will eventually alight — junk mail may be converted to printer paper, for example — but mostly we remain in the dark.
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The space has one bedroom, but "could easily be converted to include another," says Beare, and one-and-a-half bathrooms, which have in-floor heating.
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It can be converted to a handheld to get those hard-to-reach places, and uses an easy-empty hygienic bin instead of a gross, hairy bag.
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The new research, however, suggests climate models have overestimated how much ice is in clouds, meaning less is available to be converted to liquid as temperatures rise.
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One of the old ladies from the residences yet to be converted to a rooming house was outside in her pink housecoat, sweeping chinaberries off her sidewalk.
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The claims, originally in US dollars, had to be converted to pounds on the date of LBIE's administration in September 2008 to be "proved" under English law.
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The investment is primarily fiat currency with "a small percentage" of tokens; the latter will be converted to fiat currency or held in stablecoin, the company confirmed.
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That bond can be converted to equity at a price of $327.50 per share, which is currently around 123% above Tesla's current share price of around $240.
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To Nussbaum, Aeschylus offers a metaphor for how individual passions can be tamed by reason and how collective anger can be converted to the cause of justice.
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Areas now used to hold death row inmates in individual cells could be converted to double-bunked cells that could house twice as many high-security inmates.
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Multi-Role Adaptive Design Rifle (MRAD) after US Special Operations Command selected the bolt-action weapon, which can be converted to fire 7.62 x 51 mm NATO, .
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Current Walmart cardholders will be converted to the Capital One Walmart Rewards Mastercard or the Walmart Rewards Card, starting October 11, with physical cards arriving in November.
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The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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But by placing a pair of cheap cameras on either side of a vehicle behind its windshield, stereoscopic images are produced which can be converted to 3D data.
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It doesn't matter if you stream Spotify or play high-quality lossless files, digital music needs to be converted to an analog signal for you to hear it.
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Huge amounts of space previously dedicated to parking can be converted to uses that increase livability, from public parks to broader sidewalks, and more and better bicycle lanes.
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The building, which has a fitness center and a restaurant, could rent to new office tenants or be converted to apartments or high-end condominiums, the report said.
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However, if the situation warrants, the mission could be converted to a "maritime policing operation," a designation that would allow the destroyer and planes to defend other vessels.
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But Walmart also announced that it is shuttering 63 of its Sam's Club locations across the U.S.; about 12 of them could be converted to e-commerce facilities.
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The firm said previously that around 10 percent of the unit's shares would be converted to floating stock, with parent Foxconn holding onto around 85 percent of the shares.
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The few semi-automatics that do not come under the term in New Zealand can be converted to military-style but require additional parts such as a larger magazine.
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Should hunting be abandoned without better alternatives in place, the likelihood is that land will be converted to agriculture, prey populations will decline and conflicts with people will increase.
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Luckily, 4K movies in iTunes won't cost more than an HD movie, and, if you already bought an HD movie, it will be converted to 4K HDR for free.
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But this May, the Pinterest engineer found herself among a cluster of young professionals in a San Francisco coworking space, ready to be converted to the gospel of pageantry.
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Apart from capital, major banks must also issue a special debt known as TLAC that can be converted to capital if a crisis burns through their core capital buffer.
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They also decided to keep the trustee position vacant until a committee set up to examine if Texas Pacific should be converted to a Delaware corporation makes a decision.
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SEC rules on weekly liquidity dictate that funds have to keep at least 30% of their portfolios in securities that can be converted to cash in five business days.
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The Army Corp of Engineers has been called in to identify other sites around the city and state that could be converted to help increase the state's hospital capacity.
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SEC rules on weekly liquidity dictate that funds have to keep at least 30% of their portfolios in securities that can be converted to cash in five business days.
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Airbus on Thursday confirmed that VietJet had placed a new order for 15 XLR and said another 5 would be converted to the new jet from the A321neo model.
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Airbus on Thursday confirmed that VietJet had placed a new order for 15 XLR and said another 5 would be converted to the new jet from the A321neo model.
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Downstairs, on the garden level, a 0003,400-square-foot, rectangular room can be converted to a guest apartment or office because it has a separate entrance, Mr. Bouveret said.
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Up to 12 of the closed stores could be converted to e-commerce facilities, the spokesperson said, with the first conversion already planned for a location in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Shares of TiVo and Xperi stockholders will be converted to shares of the new parent company based on a fixed ratio of 0.4555 Xperi share per existing TiVo share.
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While the card earns 2% cash back on all spending (1% when you spend, 1% when you pay the card off), these rewards can be converted to ThankYou points.
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Mr. Baer has been on a leave of absence from the team since March 4, time away that the league said would now be converted to an unpaid suspension.
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This is accomplished by requiring bank holding companies to hold huge amounts of long term debt that can be converted to equity and then used to protect subsidiaries against losses.
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The company will retrofit 10 of its 235 ships with so-called scrubber technology that reduces sulphur emissions, while one ship will be converted to run on liquefied natural gas.
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Some high chairs can even be converted to booster seats or kitchen stools after they've served their time as high chairs, but this 4moms model is just a high chair.
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For all of you who have yet to be converted to Netflix's greatest gal pals, Grace and Frankie is about two septuagenarians thrust together in a pretty unexpected life change.
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In a nutshell, the company is not required to pay any interest or dividends on equity units, which cannot be converted to common stock until May 2020, barring certain circumstances.
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The answers to each question are then extracted, and if answer content can be converted to instructions, including where to make changes to the code, those changes will be made.
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The company has already raised 800 billion rupiah in convertible bonds, which will be converted to shares upon listing, said the head of its underwriting firm Korindo Sekuritas, Jeffry Wikarsa.
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The leaked documents show some work to automate the hacking process that could either ultimately make the work of hacking easier or, in Assange's view, be converted to bulk surveillance.
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Hospitals must be ordered to suspend elective surgeries and other procedures, because they use valuable health care personnel, equipment and operating theaters that could be converted to intensive care units.
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The settlement will be converted to a class action to cover those families and others, though three of the initial plaintiffs no longer receive public assistance and will not benefit.
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About 25 will be converted to "total digital branches," as part of a digital transformation plan that will see it spend half a billion dirhams over the next five years.
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Notably, banks will have to post each quarter the ratio comparing their assets that can quickly be converted to cash to their expected cash outflows during a time of financial stress.
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If you're already an HBO subscriber on UVerse or DirecTV, your subscription will eventually be converted to an HBO Max subscription, and both cable providers will offer bundles featuring HBO Max.
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Preferred stock is rated five notches below the VR, twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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According to calculations by theoretical physicist Pierre Sikivie, these ultralight particles - which we can't see - could be converted to photons which we cansee, in the presence of a strong magnetic field.
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Chongqing's reform allows land used for housing in faraway villages to be converted to use for farming, and a corresponding amount of farmland near towns to be used for urban expansion.
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Apart from photos taken from 360-degree cameras, panoramic photos taken on a mobile phone can be converted to a 360-degree view on the newsfeed, the company said on Thursday.
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London recently conducted an audit of its central business districts and identified over 10 million square feet of space that could be converted to rain gardens, green roofs and green walls.
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The government has also ordered that all kilns be converted to "zig-zag" technology, a design change that makes more efficient use of fuel, according to the Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency.
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The legislation allowed civil partnerships to be converted to marriages, and was used for the first time by Douglas Pretsell from Edinburgh and his Australian partner Peter Gloster, the BBC reported.
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On Tuesday, Francis met with young people in Tallinn, Estonia, where he also acknowledged the church's abuse scandal and said Catholic leaders need to be "converted" to address young people's concerns.
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These vitrimers can be used to make hard, molded products that can be converted to flowable materials at the end of their lifetimes so they can be reformed into new products.
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Ranked-choice voting (RCV) is an alternative election process that allows votes for third-party candidates to be converted to votes for major-party ones in the event voters' preferred candidate loses.
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Proceeds from the bond sale would be converted to naira and used to redeem a more expensive local debt, thereby improving the government's debt service ratio, the DMO said in a statement.
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Oulu's paper machine 7 will be converted to produce 13,000 tonnes of virgin-fibre-based kraftliner board a year used for packaging food, fruit and vegetables, as well as heavy duty packaging.
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"GE's Healthcare Division is already one of the country's largest manufacturers of ventilators, so union members believe that other factories could be converted to produce the life-saving devices," the report adds.
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For Indonesia, the E.P.A. estimated that just 1003,000 acres of forest would be converted to cropland as a result of the American biofuels law, and almost none of it on sensitive peatland.
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Arcandra Tahar, Indonesia's deputy energy minister, last week said one of the four operating LNG production trains at Bontang would be converted to export lean LNG only within a matter of months.
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Starting October 11, current Walmart cardholders will be converted to the Capital One® Walmart Rewards Mastercard® or the Walmart Rewards Card and will start benefiting from the new rewards program.
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The technician believed that those marked with an "X" were the ones to be converted to digital, and instead deleted all of the remaining tapes, including the one with Bowie's first Ziggy debut.
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In such individuals, vegetable oils will be converted to the more pro-inflammatory arachidonic acid, increasing the risk for chronic inflammation that is implicated in the development of heart disease, and exacerbates cancer.
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In 23 nations that possessed no weapons-usable materials, but had nuclear power plants or other nuclear facilities that contain fuel that could be converted to weapons use, 13 got a zero score.
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Most of those eliminated positions will be converted to new open positions in other areas of the org, and we're encouraging impacted employees to apply for new positions for which they are qualified.
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There were protests in the northern Hong Kong town of Fanling -- near the Chinese border -- after it was announced that an unoccupied apartment building there would be converted to a "temporary" quarantine center.
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In 2017, Tesla sold $250 million in common stock in 2017 to help get Model 3 production off the ground (alongside a $750 million loan that could be converted to stock in 2022).
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But if Italy were to leave the eurozone, Italian euros would likely be converted to Italian liras, and the value of this new, separate currency would quickly fall in value against the euro.
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Within 5 years, more than 90% of our 1000+ investment products will be converted to screen out non-Paris compliant companies such as coal, oil, and gas, which we see as declining and endangered.
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At a news conference in Ankara to announce a package of measures designed to help both the lira and the stalling economy, Yildirim said existing state contracts would be converted to lira where possible.
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The refinery will be shut in October next year, a month after the expiry of JXTG's venture with PetroChina, and the site will be converted to an asphalt-fueled electric power station, JXTG said.
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Terrorist groups like ISIS have become much more sophisticated in their creation and distribution of propaganda, and as such are better able to target people who might be converted to their cause, McCabe said.
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But the moment the Greek government started producing the new cash, people would start pulling their euros out of Greek banks, fearing — correctly — that they'd soon be converted to drachmas and lose their value.
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Ideally, the CO 2 would be converted to rock, similar to the white sand produced by Carbon Engineering; enough would be created to cover Venezuela in a layer a foot and a half deep.
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It has teamed up with Chinese cobalt producer Huayou to build nickel capacity at Weda bay that would convert ore to NPI to matte, which could then be converted to sulphate, according to CRU.
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In April, Quadriga announced that the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia had issued a Termination and Bankruptcy Assignment Order outlining the process by which the Quadriga CCAA proceedings would be converted to bankruptcy proceedings.
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The sole Republican commissioner, Michael Piwowar, told reporters on Wednesday it is considering changing a requirement for the funds to hold a minimum amount of assets that can be converted to cash in three days.
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The IEA said the United States will challenge Qatar and Australia as the highest exporter by 2022 with more than half of the natural gas produced to be converted to liquefied natural gas for export.
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According to interviews with former federal agents, gun retailers, and lawyers, two problems underpin this expanding gray market: First, long wait times incentivize quick workarounds like solvent traps that can easily be converted to silencers.
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Walmart said that 10 of the closing locations would be converted to e-commerce fulfillment centers, leaving many wondering: How should we interpret this action and what implications does it hold for the retail landscape?
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A fire in 2014, however, derailed momentum for the project, under which the store, on the north side of Walnut Street, between Seventh and Eighth Streets, was to be converted to 120 apartments and commercial space.
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To make this possible the Michigan Strategic Fund board approved a $5.7 million "performance-based" loan that can be converted to a grant if C3 Venture Flint LLC achieves its stated goal of creating 380 jobs.
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CFDT said management had told the union that EDF's other coal power plant, the 580 MW Cordemais 5, will continue operating and would be converted to burn biomass under the Ecocombust project from 2022 until 2026.
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But late last month it proposed new terms: it would buy just 20223 percent of the unit, and also take bonds that could be converted to give it a total 22022 percent stake in parent Mediaset.
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When a project's status as affordable housing expires decades down the road, some units could be converted to market-rate housing, though the city is increasingly mandating that apartments stay affordable for longer periods of time.
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The interior features card slots, an Apple Pencil holder, and a space for large documents or notes, while the detachable hand strap allows the case to be converted to a cute wristlet for hands-free carrying.
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"If we go there and we discover it's easily minable and it has mineral resources that could be converted to water, then Psyche could be the perfect stepping stone to the outer solar system," Elkins-Tanton said.
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For many beef farmers, "it's unimaginable that that land would be converted to cropland," said Vincent Smith, a professor at Montana State University's agricultural economics and economics department and a visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.
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For instance, the two-seater buggy can be converted to a 2+2-seater and an additional electric motor can be added to the front axle in order to make four-wheel drive possible, the company said.
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The idea is that the lunar base could allow for more in-depth scientific research of the moon, and potentially even enable us to mine resources there that could be converted to fuel for further space travel.
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If a legislature passed a carbon tax this year, it would be a pricing system, which could be converted to a cap-and-invest system at a later date, if the state wanted to go that route.
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VTB and Rosneft say VTB's role in the deal was solely to reduce market turbulence which would have arisen if the 10.2 billion euros had arrived abruptly from abroad to be converted to roubles on the open market.
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Allstate, on the other hand, launched Allstate Rewards to allow any Drivewise drivers, and not just Allstate customers, to earn points that can later be converted to benefits in the form of merchandise, gift cards and local deals.
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But the transit of electrons through a silicon wafer, known as a homostructure because it consists of one material, proved ineffective at releasing photons, whose energy can be converted to light in the form of a laser beam.
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In fact this understates the speed with which the new approach has been adopted, says Alexa Swift of Mercy Corps, an NGO, because the other 90% includes things that cannot be converted to cash, such as mental-health counselling.
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As for what you'll actually be able to do with this headset, Lenovo says that every Windows Store application will work in a theater-style floating viewer mode, and some HoloLens software will also be converted to the platform.
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But the reality of the video game industry back then was that Japan and the USA were by far the biggest markets, so most console games were built with NTSC in mind and had to be converted to PAL.
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Brodin said the group is currently in the midst of reviewing its store opening strategy, adding that some planned new out-of-town stores will now not happen, while others may be converted to the new city-center formats.
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To get callers prepared, the company sent a film to local theaters, demonstrating its use:This short subject newsreel was shown in movie theaters the week before a town's or region's telephone exchange was to be converted to dial service.
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The property includes a swimming pool with a wooden deck, along with a 323-square-foot stone building used for storage that could be converted to a master suite, said Frédéric Olivieri, the listing agent with Sotheby's International Realty.
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Many independent contractors are misclassified and will be converted to full-time employees, have their workload cut to 25 content submissions or less, or lose their roles completely — unless they can figure out how to pass the ABC test.
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The conversion premium of 27.5 percent over the reference price for Tesla shares, at which the bonds can be converted to stock in future, was at the low end of an initial range of between 27.5 percent and 6503 percent.
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Similarly, oil companies may turn their attention to alternative fuels, governments may tinker with fuel taxes and congestion charges, battery costs may come down with a bump and the electricity grid may be converted to run on sun and wind.
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How it works: Chegg will essentially issue stock grants to employees from an equity pool that already existed (so there's no dilution), and the equity will be converted to cash and paid out annually to employees through a platform called Tuition.io.
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While it would be working with commercial customers about transitioning off of the current Express Scripts contracts over the course of the year, the insurer said that its Medicare Advantage plans will not be converted to IngenioRx until next year.
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But our experience with these cars so far suggests that it might be better and safer if the nation's transportation system could be converted to driverless cars all at once, rather than having them leak onto the roads bit by bit.
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SHARES, SHARES OF IQPL WILL ENTER DE-LISTING PROCESS * SHAREHOLDERS OF BOTH IQPL SHARES AND NEW ENGENAVIS SHARES MAY TRADE BOTH SHARES SIMULTANEOUSLY DURING THIS PARALLEL TIME * SHARES LISTED IN SHARE EXCHANGE AGREEMENT WILL BE CONVERTED TO SHARES IN ENGENAVIS INC.
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The best long-term data on land in the United States is for farmland, which is valuable in its own right and can also be considered a great reservoir that can be converted to housing and other purposes at opportune times.
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High trigger contingent capital Tier 2 notes are rated four notches below the VR. The notes are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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Analysts at Davy Stockbrokers said the deal would hand Paddy Power Betfair an extremely well recognized U.S. brand, an award-winning technology platform that can be converted to offer real money betting and a database of over 6 million U.S. customers.
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So-called residents can marry, have babies, buy or rent property, construct buildings, go dancing, take classes at accredited colleges (on a pirate ship, if that's your thing), shop, and earn virtual money that can be converted to the real thing.
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The latest addition to the survey research page was uploaded earlier this week: An 225-page summary of America First Policies' February national polling, available for download in a document format called Keynote, which can be converted to a PDF.
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High and low trigger-contingent capital Tier 1 instruments are rated five notches below the VR. The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries, as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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SEOUL, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Only one of South Korea's planned coal power plants is likely to be converted to gas, the country's energy minister said on Friday, despite government efforts to switch four out of nine coal plants to boost gas power generation.
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These and what remain of existing natural gas plants could be converted to synthetic methane when it becomes available; by 2045, when the state hopes to be carbon-neutral, only synthetic methane (and perhaps some biomethane) would remain in the pipeline system.
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Using the Google Play Music Manager to upload your iTunes library to Google's servers so you can stream the songs on an Android device is a common approach, although the files will be converted to the MP3 format as part of the process.
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High and low trigger contingent capital Tier 1 instruments are rated five notches below the VR. The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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High and low trigger contingent capital Tier 103 instruments are rated five notches below the VR. The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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High and low trigger contingent additional capital Tier 1 (AT1) instruments are rated five notches below the VR. The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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A recently filed bankruptcy by a Service Employees International Union local should be converted to a liquidation or dismissed because the union is trying to avoid posting a $6 million bond stemming from a landmark award against it, according the company that won the judgment.
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And it proposes that the impact and relevance of the university is enhanced by creating an infrastructure and a culture that allows the ideas that grow at the university to be converted to action, whether or not the conversion involves those who conceived the ideas.
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The Chamber also indicated its support for proposals like providing loans to small businesses of up to 500 employees that will be converted to grants, the launch of a credit facility supporting $150 billion in loans, and $50 billion in loans to the airline industry.
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High and low trigger contingent additional Tier 0003 (AT1) capital instruments are rated five notches below the VR. The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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AP1's exit comes exactly a year after it, along with Folksam and AMF, bought preference shares from Volvo, a move seen as a step towards the Chinese-owned carmaker being floated as the shares would be converted to common stock if it listed.
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Trump is also calling for the government-run Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance programs to be converted to block grant funding by the federal government, as opposed to the federal government giving money to states based on the number of enrollees they have in each program.
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Folksam said in a statement it had bought preference shares, which would be converted to common stock if the carmaker were to go public, for a nominal 750 million Swedish crowns ($84 million), raising the nominal value of its total stake to 1.75 billion Swedish crowns.
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A majority report by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations released Wednesday focuses on the US Treasury's decision to grant a license to convert $5.7 billion from Iranian oil sales to American dollars so they could be converted to euros at the instruction of the US State Department.
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Next he set out looking for properties that met his three criteria: an upscale villa with large, comfortable rooms; a section of the property that could be converted to a large workspace; and it had to be less than five minutes to a decent surf spot.
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In March, the city comptroller's office opened an inquiry into a city-approved change to a deed that allowed a nursing home on the Lower East Side of Manhattan to be converted to the type of luxury apartments the mayor has said he wants to limit.
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Japan and the United States said they had completed the transfer of all highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium from a research project in Tokai Mura, Japan, to a facility in South Carolina where the materials will be converted to forms less suitable for use in weapons.
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If you need to be converted to the ways of the prune, one of the simplest things you can do is braise a handful in wine, with a little sugar and cinnamon, and eat them with a big dollop of cold mascarpone, drizzled in their cooking syrup.
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Manley said one of the group's plants in Asia would be converted to produce face masks for healthcare workers and would quickly reach a target of one million masks per month, UILM union representative Gianluca Ficco said, quoting a letter sent by the CEO to employees.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Restructured foreign currency loans in Turkey will be converted to Turkish lira at the central bank exchange rate in force on the day of restructure, a presidential decree said on Thursday, a move that could damage banks if the lira continues to fall against the dollar.
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Around a hundred protesters gathered outside the bank to demand their loans be converted to rouble mortgages from dollar and euro ones or that their repayments be recalculated using a different rouble exchange rate to take account of the Russian currency's sharp fall in the last 18 months.
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The pro is capped at their return since the platform technically "owns" the client information and data, and prevents the pro from taking any client offline — the new client cannot be converted to a lifetime client at full 100 percent net revenue (pros act more like employees than entrepreneurs).
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Lenders involved in the talks now are zeroing in on a consensus that some $2 billion to $3 billion of the bad energy debt will need to be converted to equity, meaning lenders will take ownership of energy companies that owe them, two of the bankers told Reuters.
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In one of the meetings I was telling Wilf about all the different groups the President has convened, we actually learned from anesthesiologists the device they use in outpatient care for doing their work can easily be converted to a ventilator for someone struggling with a respiratory illness.
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Iran is basically complying with the core parts of the agreement — such as limiting the number of centrifuges it has and eliminating its stockpile of highly enriched uranium that could quickly be converted to weapons-grade material — that make it harder for the country to make a nuclear weapon.
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Barclays' high-trigger contingent capital Tier 1 instruments and preference shares with no constraints on coupon omission are rated five notches below the VR. The issues are notched down twice for loss severity, reflecting poor recoveries as the instruments can be converted to equity or written down well ahead of resolution.
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"The size of farmland is not expanding, yet the size of human population is increasing by the day, and if more land is to be converted to farming fodder food, the effect on food security will be magnified," said David Mugambi, a lecturer in natural resources management at Kenya's Chuka University.
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Under the new plan, the government would retain police and military forces in the area, combatants would lay down their weapons in phases, and six of the guerrilla group's camps would be converted to "productive civilian communities," according to the leader of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, Al Haj Murad Ebrahim.
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If UBI is implemented under Yang's proposal, some economists argue that poverty and inequality will be exacerbated because money for government assistance programs, like food stamps and housing vouchers, will instead be converted to payments to people across the economic spectrum, meaning less money for programs that target poor Americans.
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From Friday, World Chess will make its security tokens available for sale to accredited investors in the U.S. and the EU. The tokens will grant private investors early ownership of the World Chess shares, as they can either be converted to shares following the IPO or privately traded between accredited investors.
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Unless...the only way to maintain continuity would be for Google to have human operators type the desired speech into a computer in real-time that will then be converted to the original voice that was used, which will play back to the person who answered the phone in the original "caller's" voice.
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New York state will also "organize the National Guard and work with building unions and private developers to find existing facilities -- such as dormitories and former nursing homes -- that can most easily be converted to medical facilities, with the goal of creating an additional 9,000 beds," a statement from the governor's office said.
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The notes will be converted to shares of HBL should the RBNZ direct HBL to convert or write-off a class of instruments that includes the notes or if the RBNZ appoints a statutory manager and the statutory manager makes a decision to convert or write-off a class of instruments that includes the notes.
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And without firm post-Olympic plans for several venues (the speedskating oval, for example, is likely to be converted to convention space), there was little opportunity for locals to find lasting employment by learning during the Olympics and taking over the ice-making operation afterward, as happened in places like Vancouver and Salt Lake City.
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Workers incorrectly classified as independent contractors will either be converted to employee status, experience reduced work loads (such as freelancers who&aposll go from more than 35 submissions a year to less), or lose their role completely, should the employer not want to make them full time or lack the funds to do so.
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Other short-season teams, like the Brooklyn Cyclones, the Mets' short-season team in the New York-Penn League, could be converted to full-season teams, perhaps even in higher levels like Class AA. For some minor league owners, the proposal could mean losing their affiliation with M.L.B. clubs, which gives them cachet and adds value to their investment.
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Facebook says if you want to share a 360-degree photo, you'll need to first snap it with your camera or another 360-photo app before uploading it to Messenger where it will then be converted to an immersive experience that can be navigated through by the recipients via either tapping and dragging on mobile, or clicking and dragging on Messenger.com.
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Announces financing of $38 million USD * Jaguar Resources Inc - financing consists of common shares issued at $1.20 CDN * Jaguar Resources Inc- funds will be used to develop oil and gas prospects in western canadian sedimentary basin of Alberta * Jaguar Resources Inc- majority of jaguar's previous debt will be converted to common shares at $1.20 cdn Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"During our investigation, the supervisory park ranger admitted to purchasing and distributing the automatic weapons despite knowing that they violated NPS policy; admitted telling rangers who received the automatic rifles not to display them to others; and admitted to, at a minimum, not making it clear to his supervisors that the automatic weapons needed to be converted to semiautomatics," the report said.
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COST $24,23 a year in taxes LISTING BROKER William Pitt Sotheby's International Realty ____ 20103 Willow Street, No. 22010, Brooklyn Heights 232 WEEKS on the market $2488,300,000 list price 4% ABOVE list price SIZE 2 bedrooms, 2 baths DETAILS A prewar co-op with stainless-steel appliances, a washer and dryer, and a den and office that could be converted to two more bedrooms.
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