That revenue, however, would not be generated in a vacuum.
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Any power you use has to be generated on board.
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That means huge additional volumes of carbon dioxide will be generated.
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"Just because the force that needs to be generated," Farrell said.
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If that's the case, a new, separate 302 should be generated.
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More GDP will be generated than revenues lost to the Treasury.
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Wealth would be generated by millions upon millions of sophisticated machines.
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This latter can only be generated by a massive popular mobilization.
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If digital information lacks a price, valuable data may never be generated.
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Millions of dollars will be be generated over Cinco de Mayo weekend.
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Demand can be generated online and serviced wherever convenient for the customer.
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Additional seismic events could be generated by meteors slamming into the surface.
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Droplets can also be generated by talking, laughing, singing or just exhaling.
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Lorenz curves can be generated for populations of very different sizes and compositions.
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They can instead be generated automatically, by powerful computers and machine-learning software.
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Third, new data sets should be generated, focused on people of all ethnicities.
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Wealth, if it is to be generated, must trickle all the way down.
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The sounds may be generated by the massive auroras on Jupiter's north pole.
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And by 2035, all electricity and heating will be generated using renewable sources.
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"You want to make sure that that revenue will be generated," he said.
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Today, a chart can be generated instantly, and for free, on the Internet.
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Half the questions will be generated by the moderators, Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz.
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Some of this value will be generated by Mobileye once the acquisition is complete.
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Similarly, when the tide rises, power would be generated as water fills the lagoon.
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Text too, can be generated by artificial intelligence, and it's also just as believable.
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Thousands more "spin off" jobs would be generated, adding lasting value to this initiative.
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Many Americans may need fast cash, beyond what can be generated by strict budgeting.
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Some of that cash will be generated by merging Caesars Entertainment with Caesars Acquisition.
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Without demand for the junior tranche, the senior 'safe' bonds can no longer be generated.
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"You don't need full bubble collapse for the sound to be generated," said Dr. Barakat.
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Every dollar they make must be generated as a percentage of the money we make.
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Mr Hammond understands that wealth must be generated before it can be redistributed, or indeed requisitioned.
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The shift to cloud-based services meant that revenues would be generated in a different way.
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This field is thought to be generated by liquid iron flowing deep within the Earth's core.
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High-quality images could be generated from a camera so tiny no one would spot it.
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Only through collaboration and investment can such massive data volumes be generated, managed, and optimally utilized.
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Who needs authentic neighborhoods when simulated neighborhoods can be generated as/within residential and office towers?
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So, all these things may constraint the actual amount of revenue that could be generated in Japan.
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It does this through what it calls "smart tokens" which can be generated through the Bancor network.
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That is larger than the benefits that are usually shown to be generated by free-trade agreements.
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Oh, and it takes about a thousand years for top toil to be generated, by the way.
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Profits can be erratic and executive windfalls can be generated by actions taken a few years earlier.
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Government officials say growth will be generated through a string of investments under the country's privatization program.
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And, if nothing else, the movie establishes that chills can be generated without explicit gore and violence.
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The gas can be generated by microbes or by a geological process requiring heat and liquid water.
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These "deepfakes" can be generated with free software, and they're different from the photoshopping of the past.
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How much tax revenue could be generated if the federal government legalized the sale of marijuana nationwide?
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More than 20223,22022 megawatts of wind energy could be generated by 22020 — enough to power 22024,000 homes.
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Industry estimates around $40 billion in climate financing will be generated between 2020 and 2035 through CORSIA.
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About 75,000 families would pay the tax, and about $2.75 trillion would be generated over 10 years.
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It said that these garbage requests tend to be generated by botnets, networks of computers infected with malware.
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Nonetheless, the majority of revenue from Alphabet is likely to still be generated from advertising in the future.
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One, an action for Google Home, allows the user to ask for a random number to be generated.
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In other words, the amount of income that can be generated by a given savings pot has declined.
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Bioenergy can be generated by burning wood, wood pellets or crop waste such as bagasse from sugar production.
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That means completely new faces can be generated from bits of existing ones more seamlessly than ever before.
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If a market can't be generated for these varieties and the producers cannot sell them, they stop production.
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The majority of this year's industry profits, or $19.2 billion, will be generated in North America, IATA says.
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Sonic booms are loud sounds similar to that of an explosion that can be generated by supersonic flights.
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Whatever the result, tens of millions of data points will be generated on donations and spending activity alone.
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The vast majority of Apple's future revenue growth will be generated by its services, according to Morgan Stanley.
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Lots of wealth will be generated with larger numbers of people that don't have the skills to participate.
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FABER: CONTINUED DEBATE, OF COURSE, ABOUT JUST HOW MUCH ECONOMIC GROWTH WILL BE GENERATED BY THE TAX CUTS.
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Making a serial-killer movie without a slew of slaughters requires that tension be generated by other means.
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The AI could be generated here, but at the end of the day it goes around the world.
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The remaining 75 billion to reach the total is to be generated through financing small and medium sized enterprises.
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Subsequent pairs will be generated with each message or voice call, and these temporary keys won't be saved. 2.
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The NPD Group said roughly 50 percent of the category's dollars can be generated during the fourth quarter alone.
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But to me there was something important about leaving space for something to be generated in that time period.
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The plant's planned power capacity is 8 megawatts of electricity, which will be generated using biogas from solid waste.
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Most of America's climate awareness therefore seems to be generated by students Googling answers during lessons or after school.
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"[Mindfulness] needs to be generated from the person, but I do believe we are mindful by example," she says.
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A D8 RIN would be generated when a gallon of gasoline containing more than 10 percent ethanol is produced.
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And by having AlphaGo play against another, slightly tweaked version of itself, more training data can be generated quickly.
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This will generate revenue for the government through visa fees, payroll and income taxes that otherwise wouldn't be generated.
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If residents balk at higher taxes, future revenue increases will increasingly be generated through less-predictable fees and fines.
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Reports have suggested the number of jobs that could be generated by increased smelting would be less than 2,000.
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"While it is improbable that a weak key would ever be generated under legitimate circumstances using the appropriate code paths, we hypothesized that weak private keys may still be generated by coding mistakes, or operating system, device, and execution environment errors, and that these issues are common," ISE researchers wrote in their paper.
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In the meeting, Spicer suggested that revenue could be generated through comprehensive tax reform negotiations on Capitol Hill this year.
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The way the bearish trade was structured, profits would be generated if the XOP closed below $34.60 on Dec. 16.
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We require several key elements from the production that can only be generated from the original creator of the track.
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The potential income that could be generated from the sale has been difficult for many cash-strapped governments to deny.
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To start with, revenue would be generated by turning captured CO2 back into fuel (technology to do this already exists).
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The smart contracts can be generated for public or private blockchains, which can act as another integration pillar among organizations.
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The debt would be generated by a combination of increased infrastructure spending and tax cuts both for individuals and businesses.
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African supply chains are extremely weak, and the amount of prosperity that could be generated by strengthening them is enormous.
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They conclude that President Trump's plan will reduce tax revenue by substantially more than will be generated by economic growth.
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The pending transformation feels inevitable, so we wait—wait to see what will be generated, and what will be destroyed.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story included an erroneous estimate of the premiums that could be generated by PathogenRX.
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But if the virus afflicted 30% of patients with high morbidity, a spike of just over 7% could be generated.
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But lawmakers did not anticipate the uproar that would be generated by the funk of millions of flowering cannabis plants.
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They may well be generated by bots, and you cannot possibly discern the intentions of machines that have no intentions.
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Sanders would require all electrical power to be generated from renewable fuel sources, such as solar and wind, by 2030.
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Genuine international interest would be generated from the return of one of the greatest ever fighters to grace the Octagon.
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Revenue would be generated by capping the tax exemption for employer-sponsored plans at the 90th percentile of current premiums.
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And remember: These polygenic scores can be generated without anyone understanding what the underlying biology of the genes involved actually does.
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More than 3 million bpd of capacity growth could be generated if prices rise to $6.53 a barrel, the agency said.
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More than 3 million bpd of capacity growth could be generated if prices rise to $80 a barrel, the agency said.
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"I believe that the first trillionaires will be generated by investments in space resources," Richards said in a 2014 Motherboard documentary.
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More information can be generated, and with artificial intelligence and machine learning, information and energy can both be more intelligently managed.
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Inasmuch as it is something experienced, it is not a given but must be generated; it must be made, not found.
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Typically, when you're heating something, hot water will rise and your steam will be generated in a manner that's very predictable.
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A major source of uncertainty will be generated by the fact that the negotiations are bound to be very drawn out.
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Savings are expected to be generated through lowering hardware costs, reducing installation costs, improving manufacturing efficiency and reducing customer acquisition costs.
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The bill calls for 80% of electricity sold to be generated from clean energy resources by 2027 and 100% by 2035.
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The electricity that NREL estimates could be generated from projects sited on water would also save 2.1 million hectares of land.
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And with each successful round, just enough trust and good will may be generated to move on to the next item.
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Do you think that more and more of the revenue is going to be generated by content and services versus hardware?
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Pay-Per-View Revenue The largest share of the revenue, perhaps 75 percent, will be generated by pay-per-view buys.
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The over-all surgical plan will be generated by a computer, crunching data from the patients' tests and previous similar surgeries.
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It also includes a debt to run-rate Ebitda covenant calculation that includes contracted revenues that have yet to be generated.
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If grants are sent, every penny needs to be accounted for and reports need to be generated with successes and failures.
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Sidewalk Labs says in the proposal that up to 9003,2900 jobs could be generated, with 21.3,238 permanent, direct jobs by 2040.
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What separates these existing funding mechanisms from the proposed UN Road Safety Fund is the way in which money will be generated.
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A crowd of 80,000 is expected and Joshua says Parker will have never heard anything like the noise that will be generated.
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New heart matter could be generated by using the altered plant veins as replacement blood vessels to deliver oxygen to the tissue.
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"The lines expressed concern about the demonstrations that could be generated in Old San Juan at night," Campos said in a statement.
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Furthermore, Fitch expects CNY770 million in rental income to be generated from five new investment properties to be added by end-2017.
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Older steel buildings, the connections in them have not necessarily been designed to withstand the maximum forces that actually can be generated.
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An additional $1.6 trillion would, in theory, be generated by repealing most of the itemized deductions (excluding mortgage interest and charitable deductions).
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Park: Yeah, I think more of our profits, because of the gross margin profile, will be generated by the software and services.
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The revenue that can be generated via payments processing — where companies typically charge 1% of each transaction — isn't a paltry sum either.
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To balance the budget, Mr. Trump's budget relies on growth he argues will be generated from the as-yet-unformed tax cut.
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Siemens will build longer blades in Hull for Hornsea Two, so more power can be generated from fewer turbines, lowering installation costs.
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Other researchers are unearthing the extent to which a convincing deepfake can be generated and purposed using even smaller amounts of data.
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"This will benefit small- and medium-sized businesses, where much of the new employment will be generated," Andersson told a news conference.
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Also, anyone who tells you there are more jobs to be generated in the coal industry than solar power is straight up lying.
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Growth below potential would suggest that it stops absorbing spare capacity and inflation pressures will not be generated at the rate now expected.
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JOB CREATION: Sidewalk Labs says in the proposal that up to 9003,2900 jobs could be generated, with 21.3,238 permanent, direct jobs by 2040.
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But the researchers say that the secret phrase and salt can be extracted, allowing private keys to be generated and the funds stolen.
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Nearly 9,000 U.S. jobs would be generated by the increase in exports of livestock products, according to the Department of Agriculture's export multiplier.
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"This will benefit small- and medium-sized businesses, where much of the new jobs will be generated," Finance Minister Magdalena Andersson told reporters.
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A viral meme is bound to be generated at any star-studded gathering and this year's Oscars scene-stealer was presenter Jennifer Garner.
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This uneven distribution suggests that the field might be generated by dynamo action closer to the surface, above the layer of metallic hydrogen.
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By either measure, the growth rate was close to the 353 percent the Trump administration promised would be generated by its economic policies.
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You need a passcode then to get back into the device and then a new set of data protection keys can be generated.
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She introduced legislation in the last Congress that would have required 100 percent of electricity to be generated by clean sources by 2035.
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More than 60% of mining power is thought to be generated in China, where electricity is cheap and data centres easy to build.
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"The amount of cost synergies expected to be generated, and the resulting EPS accretion will create substantial value for both shareholder groups," oOh!
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A report can also be generated for the job candidate to give them feedback, but it's up to the employer to share that.
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The sound seemed to be intensifying and to be coming at once from everywhere and nowhere, to be generated by the night itself.
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"We'll let that play out, and we'll see how long that takes, and we'll see how many forces will be generated," he said.
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"One thing insurance companies are very interested in the amount of data that will be generated from the internet of things," Lynch said.
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Undoubtedly, other options like the new weapon now being researched is another and there are probably still other ones that could be generated.
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Prior to any future restructuring or realignments, Fitch estimates that nearly two-thirds of the merged company's EBITDA will be generated by JCI, Inc.
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The remaining $200 billion in revenue (of the $7 trillion total) will be generated by new applications and services as driverless vehicle services expand.
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Then, as more services get added to Portal, more personal behavioral data will be generated and can be processed by Facebook for selling ads.
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"There's some genuine excitement about what sort of value can be generated, given some of the hotel deals out on the market," Krien said.
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These frighteningly powerful freak waves can be generated from storms and colliding ocean swells—a relatively common phenomenon in the hurricane-prone Bermuda Triangle.
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Additional data, if required by the FDA, may take as much as six or more months to be generated, Maris said in a note.
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Crucially, there are no reported cases of bacteria developing resistance to honey, nor can manuka or other honey resistance be generated in the laboratory.
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Nakamoto's system only allows a fixed number of coins to be created — there's a limit of 21 million bitcoins that can ever be generated.
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Over 100,000 jobs could be generated in the next two years in California alone due to the marijuana legalization allowance in the legal framework.
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Khosla's attorneys said the closure was because the cost to maintain the beach outweighed the revenue that would be generated from daily use fees.
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Underscoring this contrast, the California Legislature recently voted to require all of the state's power to be generated by zero-carbon sources by 2045.
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The expectation is that more than 2,600 megawatts of wind energy would be generated by 2026—enough to power 650,000 homes during peak wind.
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Or the whole property could be conserved, while revenue could be generated from licensing or using the property, such as for hunting and fishing.
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Decisions can now be generated by local educators and members of the community, and not by national political groups focused on which politicians they favor.
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Yellen said the Fed should raise interest rates "in the coming months" if the economy picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated.
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"In the end, across the Asia Pacific is where most of the global economic growth will be generated over the next few decades," he added.
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South Africa has plenty of land, but its future prosperity will be generated by clustering in cities, not scratching out a living on the farm.
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Van der Waals forces are caused by fluctuating electric fields around molecules and atoms, which can cause small attractive or repulsive forces to be generated.
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High levels of methane could potentially be generated underground by microbes called methanogens that survive without oxygen and produce the gas as a metabolic byproduct.
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We also hope that synergies will continue to be generated to do a better job in customs so that there are less obstacles to trade.
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So for those who desire income but abjectly refuse to decide on how that income ought to be generated, this might be an attractive choice.
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The band is a four-person arrangement so it will be a very "live" sound, although some sounds will be generated from a hard disk.
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Rosen wouldn't commit to sharing the entire report, though he did say he would support federal investigations that may be generated from it to continue.
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Its target is for 19903-45% of electricity to be generated from renewables by 2025, 55-60% by 2035 and at least 80% by 2050.
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Stop allowing public pensions to calculate the present value of their liabilities using the expected rate of return assumed to be generated on their assets.
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For the electric sector, a recent report by S&P Global Platts sought to predict how electricity would be generated under Clinton or Trump policies.
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To monitor the liquid removal process "a tone or acoustic signal may be generated by the speaker," which will help detect and remove the liquid.
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A similar number of productive jobs will need to be generated every year if Ethiopia is to remain on the path towards a demographic dividend.
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A Keurig brewer generates 10 times the solid waste that would be generated from a standard drip brewer and most of that waste isn't recyclable.
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At a juncture where the idea of the public is under attack, the exhibition focuses on the power that can be generated from social encounters.
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That change has the effect of favoring coal and nuclear power, which can be generated consistently around the clock, no matter what the weather is.
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MORE, a Democrat, and that "the only force big enough to turn the debt around is economic growth" that could be generated by cutting taxes.
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That requires you also input your Apple ID with an app-specific password, which can be generated online from Apple's dedicated Apple ID management portal.
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Any excess electricity that might be generated is fed into the school's main power grid, which also acts as a backup supply for the building.
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They would be generated by implanting human stem cells into an early pig embryo, resulting in an animal composed of mixed pig and human cells.
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We're not just building an app for the professional basketball athletes, we're focused on building an app where value can be generated across the basketball community.
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These together all hint at life, and all can be generated from within a computer using Earth's biology as both tracing paper and as a spotlight.
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In its first 103 years, Inslee's plan would require: Inslee's plan also stipulates that by 2035 all electricity will be generated by zero-emission energy sources.
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In its first 20200 years, Inslee's plan would require: Inslee's plan also stipulates that by 103 all electricity will be generated by zero-emission energy sources.
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The team determined that at a certain weight and wingspan, and with the thrust that can be generated at that scale, flight should theoretically be possible.
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Google will also let Gmail users require a passcode to open emails, which will be generated via SMS, or set an expiration date on sent emails.
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HARVESTING ELECTRICITY THROUGH FRICTION Electricity can also be generated through friction: think about the static electricity that happens when you rub two pieces of cloth together.
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The algorithm that governs it remains a black box, and it's impossible for users to know precisely why a certain prediction or result may be generated.
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"The content can be generated really quickly, at a really low cost, so that having hours of conversational education is actually a realistic thing," Cornish said.
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Tokens can be generated by creating work on the platform, sharing work created on the platform, and developing infrastructure or additional applications on top of Lino.
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That check mark can currently only be seen Twitter's mobile apps on Android and iOS, but will also be generated when messages are viewed from Twitter.com.
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Power for PIT's microgrid will be generated through the airport's onsite natural gas wells and almost 8,000 solar panels covering eight acres of the airport land.
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"Still unexplained in this context are how eco-friendly electricity will be generated and how the necessary charging infrastructure will be put into place," Volkswagen said.
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A city can be generated infinitely on a square grid with towers propagated according to pre-defined parameters, but we view this as a faux endlessness.
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Before you go out and found a doomsday cult it should be noted that these signals are not completely confirmed to be generated by intelligent life.
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Rather, the discussion is focused on something much larger and more fundamental: the very design of how and where electricity should be generated, delivered, and consumed.
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This structure will mean that an infinite number of Libra can be generated, in contrast to Bitcoin, which is meant to be capped at 21 million.
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The content can still be generated on the ground, close to the community, but the paper no longer has to think about what's next after print.
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But presidents are on firmer legal ground when they invoke statutes in which Congress delegated authorities to the executive branch that can be generated in emergencies.
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Newzoo also estimated that over $92 billion will be generated in global app revenues in 2018, but 76 percent of that share will come from game apps.
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With the four sites reaching a combined 992 million visitors a month, AdGuard estimates that a staggering $326,0003 worth of Monero could be generated in that time.
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New research published in the Astrophysical Journal suggests superflares can indeed be generated by mature, slowly rotating stars like the Sun, though on a relatively infrequent basis.
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On top of that, low interest rates properly allow market valuations to rise, since they alleviate the pain caused by waiting for future profits to be generated.
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Higher revenues will help the company reach its goal of tripling the size of its distribution network to absorb additional power soon to be generated in Uganda.
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But by allowing offshore development of Alaska's natural resources, over 55,85033 jobs will be generated annually, supporting a payroll of $145 billion over the next 50 years.
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The planet is surrounded by a large magnetic field, thought to be generated by a swirling ocean of liquid metallic hydrogen located deep underneath the planet's surface.
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N.C. The composer and installation artist Tristan Perich deals in acoustic phenomena, electronic systems and, at times, the sounds that can be generated directly from a circuit.
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The total investment that could be generated could reach as much as $1.85 trillion, a White House official said, depending on how much private investment is leveraged.
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Still, when everything was said and done, the researchers analyzed almost all of the possible 18 million gene pairs that can be generated from the yeast genome.
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Mr. Schulte acknowledges that although tax revenue from the district is steadily increasing, it is not clear that enough will be generated to cover the debt service.
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But he said the maps shouldn't just be coming from academics like himself; he believes they should be generated every year by public health agencies like the CDC.
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IOTA wallets are protected by an 81-digit seed, similar to a password, which can be generated using seed-generators found online, such as on the IOTA website.
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It all has to be generated, sent over miles of wires, and delivered to end users at the exact second they need it, in a perfectly synchronized dance.
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Which sounds incredibly tiny vs the size of Facebook's platform and the volume of content that will be generated daily by its millions and millions of active users.
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Unlike the old fossil fuel plants that powered the grid over the last 100 years, energy today is cleaner and can be generated locally right where it's used.
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The transaction had leverage of 6.75 times and a debt to run-rate Ebitda covenant calculation that accounted for revenues that are yet to be generated, LPC reported.
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It can be tweaked to accommodate all manner of scientific research, and eventually books like this one could be generated and published by request for a given topic.
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"Norfolk Southern has conducted numerous studies on the amount of dust that may be generated at Lamberts Point," Susan Terpay, Norfolk Southern Director Public Relations told VICE Impact.
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Each day, seven kiloliters of R-One, or "regenerative oil new energy", can be generated and it has a low sulfur-content at ten parts per million (ppm).
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In other words, within ten years, virtually every coal plant in the world will be uneconomic, producing power more expensive than what could be generated by new renewables.
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The study found that the life of the mine was in excess of 30 years and estimated positive free cash flow to be generated from year four onwards.
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"The differences are too large to be generated by chance and are not easily explicable, raising doubts as to the veracity of the overall result," Mr. Nooruddin wrote.
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A cover art card for the music or podcast will then be generated on your Instagram Story, which you can further decorate with text and stickers, as usual.
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Almost all electricity used to be generated at large power plants and carried over long-distance, high voltage transmission lines before it was dumped into local distribution grids.
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China has also made pledges on the percentage of total energy that will be generated by non-fossil-fuel sources, which include hydropower, nuclear power, wind and solar.
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Yes, you can put solar panels on your roof, but in much of the world the electricity is going to be generated somewhere, and it should be zero-emission.
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The Silicon Valley giants already localise their services in dozens of languages; neural networks and other software allow new versions to be generated faster and more efficiently than ever.
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However only about half of this capex is committed, and we expect that much of the funding for the expansion will be generated via asset sales to its REITs.
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Its ultimate 210,000-brake horsepower will be generated by two sources of power: a Rolls-Royce Eurofighter jet engine and a cluster of rockets from Norwegian aerospace company Nammo.
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Lighting cues and sound design can be generated in real time in conjunction with the performances, while the cameras and microphones allow the whole thing to be monitored live.
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" She added: "The data acquired by New Horizons' recent Pluto flyby is just a tiny fraction of the scientific data that could be generated from an orbiter and lander.
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And by sitting on these platforms, a treasure trove of insight is able to be generated from aggregated (and, yes, anonymized and suitably secured in terms of privacy) data.
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"There's a put (option) in 2018 but as long as there's value that's going to continue to be generated here, we are happy to participate in it," Jimenez said.
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Since competitive pressures often mean that car makers bring new functionality to their products before they're fully tested, new vulnerabilities are likely to be generated with each new feature.
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According to research firm Gartner, more than 65% of global infrastructure service providers' revenue will be generated through services enabled by APIs by 2023, up from 15% in 2018.
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The Fed should raise interest rates "in the coming months" if the economy picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated, the Fed chief said on Friday.
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The Fed should raise interest rates "in the coming months" if the economy picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated, Fed chief Yellen said on Friday.
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The results are impressive: "In just 10 minutes, thousands of secret random bits can be generated network-wide, between different pairs in a network of 50 users," they report.
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"The original idea was to work fast and loose, without a brief, and see what could be generated from scratch, from within the machine as it were," says Elliot.
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The realignment would be generated by several provisions in the proposal, including a shift in funding from the current Medicaid reimbursement formula to a set of fixed block grants.
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Ads on OneSearch will be generated based on keywords, not cookies, and there will be a self-destruct option for search results to be purged after a certain period.
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Atmospheric songs can be tuned to match a mood and be generated on the spot for listeners, or spit out en masse ahead of time for streamers to choose from.
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Specifically, the two researchers suggest, in a paper to be published in Astrophysical Journal Letters, that FRBs might be generated by giant radio transmitters designed to push such spaceships around.
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He argued that these "short-lived" cookies then create problems for publishers: "If you're in Safari visiting the same site every day, a new ID could be generated" each day.
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It appears to be generated as much as anything by the capacity of smuggling networks to get them out (and partly by information, perhaps false or distorted, about US policy).
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Once the listener is assigned a county all of the audio files for that particular county will be generated and then uploaded to an RSS dedicated specifically to that county.
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They generate a special code that you need to log in that can't be generated on a different phone in case your number is ported to a hacker's SIM card.
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"As long as new business can continue to be generated domestically, goods producers should nevertheless enjoy a merry ending to 26275," said Pollyanna De Lima, principal economist at IHS Markit.
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Washington was one of these states to introduce a 100 percent renewable energy bill, mandating an ambitious goal that all of the state's electricity be generated carbon free by 2045.
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Regulatory: Comcast believes regulatory pressure will be limited because 70% of revenue from the acquired assets will be generated outside the United States, whereas most current Comcast revenue is domestic.
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About $250 million would be generated through an auction of tax credits to New Jersey corporations and the other half would come from matching funds from private venture capital firms.
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Do we benefit from keeping our knowledge to ourselves, or as these videos suggest, is there more expression and wealth to be generated by opening our resources up to others?
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The updated version, which became available to users in late August, was met with criticism due to various changes — and glitches — that caused incomplete or incorrect results to be generated.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Monday, Iberdrola CEO and Chairman Ignacio Galan said there were technologies which allowed electricity generated with fossil fuels to be generated with renewables.
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Each time someone visits the site a new version of the album will be generated created specifically in that moment and influenced not just by the time but your location too.
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Facebook also recently announced a way to automatically generate them via AI. It's possible Facebook Avatars could be generated automatically from a picture of a user's face in the same way.
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Over a third of that revenue will be generated out of the North American market as many publishers and esports companies re-organize and re-invent their league operations, Newzoo projects.
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Tech investing has its follies; but it's not such a simple game that consistent above-market returns can be generated at will, as a cover for some nebulous long-term goal.
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It estimates that $28500 million will be generated from their massive fee increase proposal at 6900 of our most visited parks, including Yellowstone, Grand Canyon and Acadia, during their peak seasons.
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Nobody knows what powers these intense cosmic flare-ups, but scientists have speculated that they may be generated by neutron stars and black holes—or maybe even an advanced alien intelligence.
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The bill imposes a 3% tax on any digital company with revenue higher than €750 million ($850 million), of which at least €25 million ($27 million) must be generated in France.
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Some of that children's content also seems to be generated using AI to feature the keywords and topics most likely for kids to click — and for ad sellers to make money.
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Billionaire and iconic entrepreneur Richard Branson says the extreme wealth that will be generated by the artificial intelligence industry should be partly redistributed as a universal basic income, or cash handouts.
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He urged Link to consider what that would mean for Illinois, the millions of tax dollars that might be generated if gamblers didn't have to travel to a casino to bet.
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While the exact science behind Google searches on the internet is kept secret, its basic principles are widely known to be generated with a variety of factors measured by the company's algorithms.
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Essentially, you can't have an elite-led moral panic without lots of media support: If too many journalists object, the critical mass needed to spur uncritical fear responses simply can't be generated.
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Artificial waves can be generated in a variety of ways: with pistons, with air chambers, with paddles, with water itself, dropped or skimmed along a body of water to create surface waves.
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Researchers estimated that the 4.4% increase amounts to $1.3 billion of value to the U.S. economy each year, because of how much more economic activity could be generated for each additional patent.
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A test drive through congested Manhattan streets with Austin Russell, chief executive of the lidar company Luminar, demonstrated just how much more data is going to be generated inside self-driving vehicles.
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If they are with others, the company is never mixed, as if too much heat might be generated by introducing that half-naked man over there to this sharp-eyed dancing girl.
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Although Lowe is fond of his lasers, sophisticated digital replicas of monuments can now be generated with S.L.R. cameras—if thousands of shots are taken from every possible angle, in consistent light.
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The Tax Foundation estimated that allowing the deduction only for those making under $400,000 would only raise about one quarter of the revenue that would be generated by completely eliminating the break.
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He acknowledged that the Navy needs more ships in the Pacific because there is a "mismatch" between the emerging mission there and the level of naval power that can be generated and sustained.
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Data on the fire's location is extracted from the video feed, and latitude and longitude information is collated so that accurate maps of the fire's current position can be generated for first responders.
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But how much publicity and sales will be generated for the magazine that prints the interview article, as the mere fact of an interview with a man on the lam is itself news?
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Congolese activist groups dispute the companies' claim that the reforms would make them unprofitable and say the higher revenues that would be generated by a new code are vital to supporting public services.
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Users could collect footage of themselves speaking, use to train the software, and then when they need to talk to someone, video on their side would be generated automatically using just their voice.
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Last November NATO's Stratcom Centre of Excellence in Riga, which studies disinformation, found that 70% of Russian-language social-media communication about NATO in the Baltic states seemed to be generated by bots.
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As a signatory to the Paris Agreement on climate change, India is committed to ensuring that at least 2000 percent of its electricity will be generated from non-fossil-fuel sources by 2100.
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In addition to an undisclosed amount of cash expected to be on the balance sheet following the close of the transaction, additional liquidity is expected to be generated by Misys's free cash flow.
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"Behind the smiles and the warm feelings that will be generated on this visit, there is a lot of apprehension," said Danin, the Council on Foreign Relations' senior fellow for Middle East studies.
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The group also said that the economic growth likely to be generated from Clinton's and Trump's plans was likely to be much smaller than the amount of growth needed to stabilize the debt.
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All that will be generated electrically, and according to the tracks, according to the races, if you are in tow, and all sorts of parameters that we cannot know about at the moment.
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Conze was skeptical of the synergies that could be generated from combining broadcast infrastructure - a view shared by investment bankers who also see a lack of upside in combining disparate franchises and languages.
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" Wagering on those events must be approved by Nevada's gaming control board, and only if the event meets seven criteria, including that the outcome "would be generated by a reliable and independent process.
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The edge and the compute of the edge is going to become more and more important because the amount of data that will be generated just can't be consumed by traditional backhaul architectures.
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The bank said the cash levels showed equities were no longer in Buy territory as per survey rules but would need to fall below 3.5 percent for a Sell signal to be generated.
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A large portion of sales will be generated by consumable and disposable products, reducing BDX's exposure to potential pricing headwinds to sale of larger and more expensive capital equipment and implantable medical devices.
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According to their calculations, the charge the researchers detected within these volcanic belches could easily be generated by the decay of radon, a significant component of the gases emitted by the volcano's activity.
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A station can be generated from just about anything on the site, it seems, including any track, search term, or content stream, as well as from your Collection, which includes your likes and playlists.
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If he is right, and if a similar response can be generated in people, then his approach may prove an important step towards rescuing opioid addicts from their addiction, no matter how it started.
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"Our expectation for seasonality in 2020 (is) to be similar to 2019, with the majority of operating profit and free cash flow to be generated in the fourth quarter," Nokia said in a statement.
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Solar power generation was expected to surge in Germany on Wednesday, with Eikon data showing a potential of 27,500 megawatt-hour (MWh) could be generated, compared with a seasonal norm of just 203,000 MWh.
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Museum officials said that the $216 million payment reflects $800,000 of increased revenue form the 2018 fiscal year, plus an estimate of $2 million for what will be generated in the 2019 fiscal year.
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We might seek clues from a campaign believed to be generated in Russia in which computer network attacks against the Ukraine's power grid and government clearly indicate an effort to "corrode" another country's sovereignty.
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Although The New York Times notes that most of the articles in the News Tab will be generated algorithmically, the top stories each day will come from this team of under 10 veteran journalists.
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"A significant amount of renewable energy will be generated by this solar farm over the next 30 years," Councillor Claire Feaver, chair of the council's Planning and Regulatory Services Committee, said in a statement.
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Asked about how euro and non-euro countries will co-exist in future, one senior official in Paris notes that, after Brexit, nearly 90% of the union's GDP will be generated by the euro zone.
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Conversely, the environmental benefits of installing solar panels will be greater in China than in Europe, as the clean power they produce replaces electricity that would otherwise be generated largely by burning coal or gas.
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Losses are also likely to be generated from continued deleveraging from some legacy loans (the so-called Optimum portfolio, made up of non-conforming loans originated by the Britannia Building Society before it was acquired).
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A gain of 2.79 billion yuan is expected to be generated from the sale which Calxon will use as working capital and to enhance its capital reserve and cash flows, Evergrande said in a statement.
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A total of 22017 billion grams would be generated, with 23 percent of that sold during the ICO, 4 percent reserved for the Telegram team and the remaining 52 percent held as a network reserve.
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The exact path of the storm's center will be crucially important, since the most powerful winds and most damaging storm surge flooding will be generated by the right side, or eastern flank of the storm.
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"However, the savings that will be generated going forward in the next year should tilt us back again in positive territory," BNP Paribas' Chief Financial Officer Lars Machenil said on Tuesday in a TV interview.
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Instead of moving power from large, central generating stations, where energy flows in only one direction and about 5 percent vanishes in transit (more during peak times), more power will be generated and distributed locally.
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France&aposs digital services tax will impose a 3% tax on any digital company with revenue higher than €750 million ($850 million), of which at least €25 million ($27 million) must be generated in France.
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The fast way is to fill it up with hydride solution, which could be generated on site, either at home or a filling station, with nothing but an electrolyzer, some distilled water, and a tank.
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In a post on Medium, the candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination estimated her plan would cost $20 billion over 10 years, to be generated from her "Ultra-Millionaire" tax on households worth over $50 million.
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Read More: 20 Percent of Mobile Cryptocurrency Malware Attacks Are In the US Cryptocurrency-mining malware was a menace in the early days of Bitcoin, when that digital currency could still be generated with consumer hardware.
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WASHINGTON, May 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve should raise interest rates "in the coming months" if economic growth picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on Friday.
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The House tax plan reduces the corporate tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent, though there is no agreement with the White House on how revenues would be generated to cover the reduction in taxes.
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Thus, as our brightest scientists are demonstrating that a vast majority of the nation's power could today be generated by clean and renewable energy sources, the Energy and Natural Resources Act of 2017 ignores this revolution.
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Museum officials said that the $2.8 million payment reflects $800,000 of increased revenue from the 2018 fiscal year, plus an estimate of $2 million for what they expect will be generated for the 0003 fiscal year.
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In 2015, the Department of Energy and the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency agreed on a plan for disposing more than 2 million cubic yards of waste that would be generated from the plant's decontamination and decommissioning process.
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He said the establishment of microgrids — which essentially allow power to be generated and stored locally, rather than generated and then transmitted long distances using vulnerable infrastructure — and the wider deployment of solar energy would be critical.
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When you only have a few minutes for observation, such a slow process severely limits the amount of data that can be generated from the eclipse, so the NASA team spent the last year rebuilding the machine.
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While the ruling nationalist Law and Justice party (PiS) has pledged investment in photovoltaic, offshore wind and nuclear power to cut emissions, it still expects half of the country's electricity to be generated from coal by 13.
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And in addition to the cost savings that could be generated from its Vivify acquisition, Optum could also leverage the data it collects from users to fuel additional insights on chronic disease management for use across UnitedHealth.
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"Corruption charges can be generated on just about anyone in government or business," says Colin Kahl, a professor at Georgetown University who served as deputy assistant secretary of defense for the Middle East in the Obama administration.
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The committee said that it was working to release an assessment by late Wednesday that would show the economic effects of the proposed tax cuts and the additional revenue that could be generated from accelerated economic growth.
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It was 100 founders, folks from NASA, SpaceX who were getting together to discuss colonizing Mars, or industries that could be viable now with revenue that could be generated now that can also be used on Mars.
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It is a huge amount of revenue, money that can be generated for years on end, and it helps explain why the sport of racing increasingly says goodbye to its star horses not long after they emerge.
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In an earlier influential paper, written in 1974, Professor Weitzman questioned the conventional view among economists that taxing pollutants was a more effective way to curb them than setting limits on how much pollution could be generated.
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THIS WEEK AT HARVARD, YOU HAD A CONSERVATIVE ECONOMIST ROBERT BARRO AND JASON FURMAN, A TO THE LEFT ECONOMIST, BOTH COME OUT AND SAY WE AGREE ABOUT $1.2 TRILLION IN DEBT WILL BE GENERATED AS A RESULT.
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Estimates would be generated based on different economic theories and spotty data, and as a result there would be such a wide range of costs and benefits that any conclusion would be no more than a guesstimate.
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Overall sales of a million cars annually, for example, would require 80,000 credits that could be generated by selling 40,000 plug-in hybrids that receive two credits each, or even fewer if they are fully electric, he said.
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"The issues related to approvability in the CRL (complete response letter) were exclusively focused on Chemistry, Manufacturing and Control matters and no new clinical or preclinical data need to be generated," Immunomedics Chief Executive Officer Michael Pehl said.
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What he's simulating is the shockwave set off from a bomb blast not unlike those that might be generated by an improvised explosive device in the Middle East or, as we saw last weekend, in New York City.
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Follow-up observations by the Gemini South Telescope and the Very Large Telescope, both located in Chile, as well as the Keck Observatory in Hawaii, suggest that one-off and repeating FRBs may be generated by different mechanisms.
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At the same time, the governor's budget proposes to more than double the existing earned income tax credit for low-income Californians by investing $1 billion projected to be generated by closing certain tax loopholes for mainly business income.
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"Ma Rainey" was one of several plays I saw here in recent days that reminded me of the power of anger as an animating force in theater and how much suspense onstage can be generated by watching fuses burn.
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The setup generates a grid of data points and based on how long it takes for the acoustic signals to bounce back to each of the microphones, a 3D image of a hidden object or obstacle can be generated.
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The month-long August recess also looms at the end of the week, where lawmakers will leave head back to their districts and away from any momentum that could be generated inside Washington for impeachment out of Wednesday's hearing.
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It's also unclear where the $350 billion will come from — the Clinton campaign says it will be generated by "limiting certain tax expenditures for high-income taxpayers," but hasn't specified the particular tax expenditures or taxpayers to be targeted.
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In the case of NASA's EmDrive tests, Woodward thinks the thrust reportedly observed by the researchers may be generated by the microwave radiation applied to the inside of a test chamber as explained by his theory of Mach effects.
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In recent years, the central bank has had to revise downward its estimates of the long-run unemployment rate and "neutral" interest rates as debate continues about how much inflation can be generated by the U.S. economy's ongoing growth.
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But with the new tool, which the group plans to release in coming months, a subset of images that shows greater diversity in terms of gender, race, and age can be generated and used to train an AI algorithm.
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The savings that could be generated just by eliminating the IT costs associated with resetting passwords alone can easily justify the necessary infrastructure expense to enable this (not to mention the greatly increased security benefits that come with it).
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"Jupiter's relatively steady main aurora has a power density that is so much larger than Earth's that it has been taken for granted that it must be generated primarily by the discrete auroral process," state the authors in the new study.
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The barcode for Amazon Cash can be generated by visiting the Amazon Cash site, and it can be accessed through Amazon's website, the mobile app, or saved to things like the Android home screen or the iOS Wallet for easy access.
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"A rise in yields would not necessarily benefit the yen if it were to be generated by themes like a stalemate in BOJ policy, fiscal concerns and worries about Japan's credit rating," said Koji Fukaya, president of FPG Securities in Tokyo.
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The new paper by Samsung's Moscow-based researchers, however, shows that using only a single image of a person's face, a video can be generated of that face turning, speaking and making ordinary expressions — with convincing, though far from flawless, fidelity.
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As the researchers write: In all of these cases, some suitably shaped part of the animal's foot interacts with a structure in the environment and facilitates that less lift needs to be generated or that power flight can be completely suspended.
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Poland is unlikely to meet the EU target which says that 15 percent of electricity has to be generated from renewable sources in 2020 compared to 13.5 percent last year, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily said citing a report by Ecofys.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen on Friday fanned expectations for U.S. rate hikes in the near term saying an increase in the coming months "would be appropriate," if the economy picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated.
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He said the share of power that South Africa wanted to be generated from nuclear, coal, gas and renewables had not changed in the new IRP but that the document envisaged less new capacity being built for all energy sources.
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Last week, Fed Chair Janet Yellen said the Fed should raise interest rates "in the coming months" if the economy picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated, bolstering the case for a rate increase in June or July.
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Since the system mostly operates on what is essentially methane fuel — something that can be generated using natural resources found in space, especially on Mars — he sees a future beyond Mars where SpaceX essentially becomes the railroad for the Solar System.
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For the 21st-century pop figure, songs are part of the mix, but so are romances and breakups, professional rivalries and reconciliations and countless rumors and memes that might be generated by the stars themselves, their fans or their trolls.
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"Since buy signals have already been triggered, the highest absolute and risk-adjusted returns are likely to be generated over the next three months rather than over the next year given the impulse from short-covering when markets turn," he said.
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While it's difficult to estimate how much additional tax revenue would be generated if dividends and capital gains were taxed at the same rate as ordinary income, it would surely be substantial, another big step toward a 15 percent corporate rate.
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While it's difficult to estimate how much additional tax revenue would be generated if dividends and capital gains were taxed at the same rate as ordinary income, it would surely be substantial, another big step toward a 15 percent corporate rate.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will double the target for energy to be generated from solar parks by 2020, a top government official said, as roof-top installations progress slower than anticipated and U.S. company SunEdison's projects are threatened by its bankruptcy.
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Clear aligners, around since the 1970s, can now be generated from 3-D scans electronically sent to a manufacturer along with X-rays, photos and a detailed prescription from the orthodontist directing how to address misaligned teeth, known as malocclusions.
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"The university seeks to restore its rightful ownership interest in and its resulting right to a fair share of the proceeds to be generated from the groundbreaking, patented inventions that led to this new F.D.A.-approved drug formulation," the lawsuit said.
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When you try to login to an account with two-factor enabled, you'll still need to enter a six-digit code, but the code will be generated by the app on your phone, rather than being sent as a text message.
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After breaking in, the WannaMine worm uses the infected computer's CPU to mine a cryptocurrency called Monero quietly in the background (Monero is popular with malware miners because it can be generated with consumer hardware like CPUs rather than expensive specialized equipment).
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"This is the beginning of us actively starting open dialogue with the industry to figure out how we can open up space to commercial activities, where revenue can be generated from private sector companies," said Bill Gerstenmaier, NASA's associate administrator for human exploration.
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In a new study published in Nature Research, Katsuhiko Hayashi and colleagues from Kyushu University in Japan describe a new technique in which viable "artificial eggs" can be generated with stem cells, and then fertilized to produce healthy and fertile mouse pups.
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Imagine a game or CG movie where textures like that can be generated dynamically, different for every playthrough or character, beyond what is currently possible — a unique patina on every sword, each building with its own wear pattern, ivy creeping procedurally along buildings.
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When methane was similarly detected on the surface of Mars in 2004, scientists said that the methane could also be generated by geothermal reactions involving water and heat, though the exact mechanism by which that could occur on Mars remained an open question.
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What sets the Ford site project apart from most other brownfield redevelopments around the country is its resolve to become one of the first net-zero energy communities in America—all the power consumed would be generated from renewable sources on site.
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Samples released by DeepMind in 2016 seem to be higher quality, perhaps because it was able to get speakers to record more audio than Legend did, or they didn't have to be generated in real time in response to a user's query.
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Primary sources of liquidity include readily available cash, commercial paper issuance, cash that could be generated quickly via sales of high quality investment securities, reverse repurchase agreements with shareowner banks, additional asset sales from government guaranteed Ex-Im loans, and bank credit lines.
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Zandi, and the other economists who signed the letter, estimated the tax would generate an extra $3 trillion in revenue between 2020 and 2029, part of $20.5 trillion they say can be generated overall through additional taxes, but without raising middle-class taxes.
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"It's not realistic that a lot of additional revenue could be generated for the park service without increasing costs for American families to enjoy campgrounds and other park services," said John Garder, director for budget and appropriations at the National Park Conservation Association.
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Igal Raichelgauz, Cortica's CEO and cofounder, said in a press release that this system can process the massive amounts of data that will soon be generated by in-vehicle cameras — "enough video data to equal YouTube's entirety every hour" in California alone.
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Startups that are working in software-as-a-service (SaaS) or e-commerce are often considered ideal candidates for alt-VC in its various forms, as returns that can be generated with marginally deployed capital are calculable with reasonable certainty in those fields.
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While there are early polls showing substantial numbers of African-Americans backing Biden and Sanders, these don't measure the excitement that might be generated on the campaign trail once the other candidates are better known and once their political skills have been proven.
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"We're not interested in some label or term that seems to be generated by people outside the mainstream for some political or manipulative effect," said Cornett, a Republican who will soon finish his term as president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
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Such is the weight of money that can be generated by the Chinese "street" that what happens in Shanghai can influence London prices, witness the way in which Chinese funds such as Shanghai Chaos have hit the Western news headlines over the last year.
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In addition to being creepy, non-consensual, and a form of harassment for the people being put into them, almost all of the deepfakes are likely infringing on copyright since they have to be generated using hundreds or thousands of images pulled from search engines.
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In a section in this document on why bulk powers are needed, the security agencies write: …bulk powers provide vital intelligence that cannot be generated from any other source – conventional targeted techniques are insufficient on their own to deal with the range of threats.
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U.S. central bank chief Janet Yellen said last week that the Fed should raise interest rates "in the coming months" if the economy picks up as expected and jobs continue to be generated, bolstering the case for a rate increase in June or July.
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Primary sources of liquidity include withdrawals of readily available cash, commercial paper issuance, cash that could be generated quickly via sales of high quality investment securities, reverse repurchase agreements with shareowner banks, additional asset sales from government guaranteed Ex-Im loans, and bank credit lines.
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It also means more electricity will need to be generated — 25 coal-burning 500-megawatt power plants' worth, based on calculations by the Natural Resources Defense Council, creating the same amount of pollution that spews from the tailpipes of seven million cars a year.
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The success of Godzilla kicked off Japan's golden age of tokusatsu, or "special filming" movies, in which rubber-costumed actors portraying colossal, terrifying creatures typically destroyed scale-model sets, creating illusions of reality that would one day be generated even more spectacularly by computers.
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"The demand for less liquid securities will grow over time as more and more view it as an area that investment firms have an edge and where high returns can be generated relative to liquid markets," said Don Steinbrugge, founder of consultancy AgeCroft Partners.
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"Given the recent volatility and the volatility that we foresee for the next six to 12 months, the alpha is going to be generated on the large-cap names, growth and value, and small-caps are going to continue to fluctuate and struggle," added Bapis.
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"At Newzoo, we have been relatively silent when it comes to VR. This has to do with our expectation that the lion's share of VR revenues will be generated by hardware sales, spectator content, and live viewing formats," said Peter Warman, CEO Newzoo, in a press release.
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For all Labour's insistence on fiscal responsibility, there is little sign of how to pay for all this: a current budget balance is not a budget balance, and there are good reasons to question the revenues likely to be generated from higher income and corporate taxes.
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"The more users see information that interests them, the more time they'll spend on the platform; more views will be generated, and this creates the potential for greater advertising revenue," said John Montgomery, the global executive vice president for brand safety at GroupM, a major media buyer.
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It said the first investment vehicle will provide equity financing for the Eco Green City project in the capital Tbilisi, building medical centers, schools, trade centers and ecologically friendly housing, where 90 percent of the energy will be generated from solar, wind, hydro and biogas energy sources.
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The sheer amount of data that will be generated by individual and commercial activities, with the Internet of Things and 5G cellular connectivity, is incomprehensible and will require entirely new ways of rendering that data meaningful to agencies whose mission is to discern threats to national security.
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Each of these must be accessed using a different computer: "Basically, unless the conversation is about codeword-level stuff, it wouldn't be generated and transmitted on that system," Nate Jones, the founder of Culper Partners and the former director of counterterrorism at the NSC told Motherboard.
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"Asia-Pacific is the part of the world where most of the global growth will be generated for years to come and the U.S. as a great trading economy surely will want to have the same advantageous access to those markets as we will have," Cormann said.
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"The demand for less-liquid securities will grow over time as more and more view it as an area that investment firms have an edge and where high returns can be generated relative to liquid markets," Don Steinbrugge, the founder of the consultancy AgeCroft Partners, said.
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But, in a reflection of how rapidly the power market is shifting, the U.S. government's Energy Information Administration earlier this year reduced its forecast for 2030 power plant carbon emissions by nearly 11 percent, without factoring in reductions that may be generated by the Clean Power Plan.
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Instead, according to Ping Gao and Daniel Jafferis of Harvard University and Aron Wall of Stanford University, the repulsive negative energy in the wormhole's throat can be generated from the outside by a special quantum connection between the pair of black holes that form the wormhole's two mouths.
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Of course the uppercut is an invaluable punch in clinches along the fence because power can still be generated upwards when the feet are level, where it is difficult to create force on straight or hooking blows without some sort of stance to transfer the weight between feet.
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We have set up a very particular incentive structure for not only him but everyone else in politics, where the coverage that can be generated by abnormal, offensive behavior far outweighs the coverage on offer for simply trying to do a good job and be a decent person.
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Devices talking to devices without even human interaction in between, and therefore it creates a completely different landscape where the amount of data that's going to be generated is going to just exponentially grow, and the infrastructure required to deal with that is going to have to completely transform.
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"Law enforcement records and files concerning a child and information stored, by electronic means or otherwise, concerning the child from which a record or file could be generated may not be disclosed to the public," Paige Lay, assistant attorney general of Texas, wrote, citing the Texas Family Code.
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Pretty much every major tech company, plus Verizon, which owns Oath, which owns TechCrunch In the digital context, inflexible doctrines that categorically foreclose any protection for data automatically generated by ordinary digital activity—or that will be generated by the yet-to-be-conceived technologies of tomorrow—are not sustainable.
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One issue for investors: As with any new ETF, like Etho (which just launched in November), fund data takes time to be generated, said Todd Rosenbluth, director of ETF and mutual fund research at S&P Capital IQ. Investors will need to wait at least three months to see fund rankings.
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So, they are continuing focused on advanced technology, and we (inaudible) this technology, the algorithms, the technology, to the specific industries, and the value will be generated there-, LL: And with the macro support, from the government, from the industry, from the customer, so we're kind of enjoying this era, and doing good.
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To show how jihadist Salafism can be generated on American soil, the report looks at some notorious individuals such as Ali al-Timimi (pictured), who was born in Washington, DC, spent part of his teens in Saudi Arabia and later returned to the United States where he gained a doctorate in computational biology.
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Coming out of last year, there was a lot of hand-wringing about national strategy, but there's a fundamental analytical flaw in thinking that questions about national strategy can be superimposed on a race in a single congressional district — and then solutions will be generated that can be applied at the national level.
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"I suspect that it is not so much that they are in need of these particular stories to be debunked given that they appear to be generated by algorithm, but rather that they are using the stories that we debunk to build smarter algorithms that perhaps privilege real over fake news," Binkowski told Gizmodo.
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The $38.5 billion budget for the fiscal year that begins on July 1 incorporates $423 million in savings that would be generated by current or former public-sector workers choosing to accept a buyout of their pensions or a retirement benefit in exchange for cash raised by the sale of up to $1 billion of state general obligation bonds.
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"We are still early in our transformation plan and continue to expect the vast majority of our operating profit to be generated in the fourth quarter while we have seen some improvement in the first half; we recognize there is still a lot of work ahead to deliver a successful holiday season," Drosos said on the earnings conference call.
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Skeptics point to three other explanations for the sharp reduction in emissions: (1) the slowdown in economic growth caused by the 2008 financial crisis, (21625) the increased availability of natural gas, and (2900) other energy efficient initiatives such as renewable portfolio standards, which require that a certain share of electrical power be generated by renewable sources.
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"Impact investing makes sense to investors because it allows them to diversify their portfolios with a new asset class… As years pass and more actors are participating in impact investing, this inspiration is paired with results that show that positive impact can be generated alongside financial returns," said Durren Shahnaz, founder of Impact Investment Exchange, a platform that helps social enterprises raise funds.
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