Catalytic converters hastened the removal of lead from gasoline, because lead made the converters malfunction.
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So high-quality music will take advantage of those converters, while three of the four converters will automatically shut off with lower-quality tunes to conserve battery.
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Voltage converters are pretty much a thing of the past.
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Accordingly, the catalytic converters (the devices that clean the exhaust gases as they pass through it) in the titanium exhaust system are six times larger than catalytic converters fitted to a mid-size sedan.
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Platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters.
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Palladium is used mainly in emissions-capping catalytic converters for automobiles.
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Rainwater converters that feed into pipes cost upward of £1,876 [$2,450].
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But converters acknowledged eating insects may not be immediately appetizing to many.
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The deal proposes connecting Kaliningrad with two back-to-back power converters.
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"It's like the devices you find in solar power converters," says Eaves.
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Phil just uses file converters because he has no time for this.
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The Kilowatt reactor prototype that has been tested over the last few months uses two Stirling converters (the reactors that will eventually be sent to space will have eight converters) to produce up to 1 kilowatt of power.
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It is also improving font converters for those stuck on Zawgyi, it said.
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The converters should hugely increase the availability of apps in the Windows store.
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Palladium, which is used for catalytic converters in gasoline-fueled cars, has benefited.
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A move towards vehicle electrification would also cut down demand for catalytic converters.
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These converters typically cost around $40 to $70 and can be found online.
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Fiat Chrysler will be required to work with vendors of aftermarket catalytic converters to improve the efficiency of 200,000 converters in the 47 states that do not already require the use of the California-mandated high efficiency gasoline vehicle catalysts.
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Palladium is used in catalytic converters, which are a part of auto exhaust systems.
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Russia is a major producer of palladium, which is used mainly in catalytic converters.
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It's primarily used in catalytic converters, and became more expensive than gold in December.
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Some browser-based YouTube converters are free, but I'm not a fan of those.
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The catalytic converters on the 4.9-liter V12 were removed, pushing its 420 horsepower northward.
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Russia is a major producer of the metal, which is used mainly in catalytic converters.
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Converters like Electric GT have produced a vintage Ferrari and Fiat with a manual transmission.
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If everyone just adopted the same standards, we could do away with those inefficient converters.
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It's the quickest, sleekest, and most reliable of all the YouTube converters in my opinion.
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Right now, experiments need special power converters if they want to hook up with the carriers.
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Demand has recently outstripped supply for the metal, used in emissions-reducing catalytic converters for cars.
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The metal is usually stripped from old catalytic converters and electronics, smelted and refined for reuse.
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The center captures energy generated by the movement of seawater through tidal turbines and wave energy converters.
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Demand for the metal used to build emissions-cutting catalytic converters in automobiles has also been tepid.
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The metal, used in emission-controlling catalytic converters for the automotive industry, touched its best since Jan.
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For one, the act required catalytic converters on cars, eliminating nitrous oxide pollution from cars, Dennison said.
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All three metals are used in catalytic converters fitted to vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful engine emissions.
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Getting your protein from insects—very efficient converters—might be almost indistinguishable from veganism in environmental terms.
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Anglo American has a large platinum and palladium business, feeding demand for diesel and petrol catalytic converters.
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Global palladium demand for catalytic converters hit 7.4 million announces in 2016, a fifth straight record high.
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Mannis said there are other types of character converters, but they weren't able to test those devices.
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Any wide and tele converters that worked with the X1003F will fit on the X100V without issue.
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Diesel models use a heavier loading of platinum in their catalytic converters, while gasoline engines use more palladium.
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Tellingly, the price of platinum, which is used in catalytic converters in internal combustion engines, has lagged behind.
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Those minerals are critical for applications like defense, high-end electronics and motor vehicles' catalytic converters, USGS said.
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And the push toward cleaner vehicles could result in more electric cars, which do not require catalytic converters.
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South Africa is the world's leading miner of the metal used in catalytic converters, medical equipment and jewellery.
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This is largely thanks to the introduction of catalytic converters, which convert vehicle exhaust to much less toxic pollutants.
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VW told dealers last week that a planned fix could consist of software upgrades and some new catalytic converters.
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And my goodness, will that whiny Luke kid ever get to Tosche Station to pick up those power converters?
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Some low quality fuels available on the market can cause damage quickly to the catalytic converters of vehicle exhausts.
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Some analysts are also predicting a quicker-than-expected uptake in electric vehicles, which do not use catalytic converters.
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Those minerals are critical for applications like defense, high-end electronics and motor vehicles' catalytic converters, USGS said. Rep.
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Demand for platinum, used in the catalytic converters on vehicles with diesel engines, has been depressed since the scandal.
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The metal used in catalytic converters that curb pollution from vehicle exhausts is trading near its highest since 2001.
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Palladium, used mainly in catalytic converters in vehicles, rose to an all-time peak of $1,998.43 on Dec. 17.
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If you're going to Tosche Station on Tatooine to pick up some power converters, who do you buy them from?
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They range from electric, motorized desks to standing desks converters that can be placed onto any table or existing desktop.
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This year it also surpassed gold for the first time since 2002 on strong demand from makers of catalytic converters.
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The company is accused of conspiring to fix the price of ceramic substrates, used in catalytic converters to reduce pollution.
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There are the ones that come with converters and outlet adapters…and that thing you haven't quite figured out yet.
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A sale is one of the options for the DC power business, which makes power converters for the telecoms industry.
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The metal, used to make catalytic converters for vehicle exhaust systems, had soared since last year on a sustained deficit.
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Audiophiles have been using DACs (digital to analog converters) and preamps for ages, but typically, they're a lot more expensive.
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Car owners tend to have the damaged catalytic converters removed and not replaced, resulting in higher emissions from the vehicle.
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This year's best performing metal, palladium, is chiefly used as a component in catalytic converters, which clean vehicle exhaust fumes.
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The metal, used largely in the making of catalytic converters, hit a record peak of $1,844.50 earlier in the session.
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Platinum and palladium are used in catalytic converters to curb vehicle emissions, and are also used in dentistry and jewelry.
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Most prototypes for wave-energy converters have been massive and costly, or else they're torn apart during violent storms at sea.
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Weakness in demand from carmakers, which began late last year, continued to weigh on BASF's automotive coatings and catalytic converters businesses.
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And you're not telling the story of some whiny farm kid who wants to buy power converters with his loser friends.
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Emissions-reducing catalytic converters in diesel vehicles contain more platinum, while sister metal palladium is a larger component in gasoline engines.
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The company is one of the three suppliers for catalytic converters used in emission control systems along with Umicore and BASF.
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The metal, used in the making of catalytic converters in vehicles, slid 6.6 percent on Thursday, the most since January 2017.
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There are sixteen digital-to-analog converters (eight dual hybrid DACs) inside the Select DAC, working to eliminate distortions and imperfections.
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Palladium's price spiked in the early 2000s in reaction to disruptions in supply from Russia and increased interest in catalytic converters.
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Some converters and TV models may not work together well and have difficulty displaying the picture properly or playing copyrighted content.
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He says he'll take a few shirts and a blazer, some suntan lotion and converters so he can charge his phone.
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LG has offered four 32-bit digital-to-analog converters from ESS on both the V20 and the V10 that preceded it.
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The platinum deposits are there because most catalytic converters in cars these days contain upwards of two to three grams of platinum.
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The deficit will widen this year as stricter emissions standards increase demand for catalytic converters, autocatalyst manufacturer Johnson Matthey said last week.
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Most importantly, however, it is the world's No.0000 supplier of palladium to automotive manufacturers who use the metal in catalytic converters.
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Su said the company is now making sure it has well-functioning font converters within the Facebook app to address language issues.
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The Mockingbird has all that, and as you&aposd expect, it can also support a bassinet and work with car seat converters.
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But platinum, used mainly in emissions-reducing catalytic converters for vehicles and in jewelry, has fallen further than its precious metal peers.
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Both palladium and platinum are used mainly in catalytic converters that reduce vehicle emissions, but palladium loadings are higher in gasoline engines.
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AudioQuest, the cable specialist that also does wonderful little USB audio converters and amplifiers, uses just one design for its two headphone models.
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BASF, whose products include coatings, catalytic converters, pesticides and engineering plastics, said it was targeting a slight increase in adjusted EBIT for 2019.
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The silvery-white metal, which is largely used in catalytic converters, has rallied 5 percent his year, with dips in February and March.
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Builders of wind energy converters have seen margins squeezed as governments cut subsidies and suppliers have had to lower prices to win contracts.
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LG's V30 predecessors, the V903 and V20, both had upgraded DACs (digital-to-analog converters) that honestly embarrassed the stuff in other smartphones.
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This $2899 Android-powered PMP sports two ESS Sabre digital-to-analog converters and amplifiers — one of each for each channel of audio.
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Precious metal palladium, used in things like car catalytic converters, topped the $230,323 an ounce mark for the first time on supply concerns.
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NOx pollution drops once catalytic converters warm up, but the VW's levels were more than 30 times the legal limit, Besch's data showed.
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Both platinum and palladium are used by carmakers in catalytic converters; they have been boosted by rising car sales in China and America.
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A shift away from diesel vehicles, whose catalytic converters rely more heavily on platinum, has intensified the demand for palladium, especially in Europe.
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From catalytic converters and unleaded fuel to hybrid and electric cars, California has been a major driver of innovation in the auto industry.
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The metal used in the automotive industry for emission-controlling catalytic converters touched $900 for the first time since June 13 on Tuesday.
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In the 2150s in Sheffield his converters blasted air through molten iron to burn away impurities, making steel the material of the industrial revolution.
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The two metals, which are similar chemically, are used in the manufacture of catalytic converters to help reduce toxic exhaust from cars and trucks.
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At this point CoreML doesn't even support TensorFlow and the process of creating custom converters seems quite complicated and likely to end in disappointment.
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The DC power business, which makes power converters for the telecoms industry, was acquired when ABB bought General Electric Industrial Solutions' business in 2017.
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Catalytic converters use a chemical reaction to capture some toxins and convert them to less-harmful substances as they pass through the exhaust system.
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It has slumped about 19% since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems hit a record high of $1,620.53 in March.
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It detailed the ways criminals can avoid regulated currency exchangers, such as using foreign converters or "mixing" sites that allow users to swap bitcoin.
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Historically, environmental regulations have required polluters to install new equipment like so-called smokestack scrubbers and catalytic converters in cars, factories and power plants.
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"The falling share of newly sold diesel cars (which use platinum in their catalytic converters) in Europe is another drag on the white metal."
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Anyone who has experienced the inconvenience of traveling abroad, where the same standards don't apply, knows that set of bulky, inconvenient converters becomes necessary.
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Among other precious metals, palladium, used mainly in catalytic converters in vehicles, has gained about 58% so far this year on sustained supply crunch.
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Among other precious metals, palladium, used mainly in catalytic converters in vehicles, has gained about 58% so far this year on sustained supply crunch.
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The supply deficit is likely to widen this year as stricter emissions standards increase demand for catalytic converters, autocatalyst manufacturer Johnson Matthey said last week.
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Shortages of palladium and surpluses of platinum have flipped the usual hierarchy between the two metals, both used in catalytic converters to reduce vehicle emissions
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One of the sources said that, in addition to aluminium, carmakers were worried about a possible disruption to supplies of palladium, used in catalytic converters.
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Unlike hot-blooded mammals and birds, which use a lot of energy to keep themselves warm, they are efficient converters of food into body mass.
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There was a relatively newly opened pawnshop, the kind you now get on every British high street—a Cash Converters, or a version of it.
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Spot palladium, used in catalytic converters in cars, climbed nearly 20 percent last month in its biggest one-month rise in 8-1/2 years.
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Myanmar is switching to Unicode, and we're helping by removing Zawgyi as an option for new Facebook users and improving font converters for existing ones.
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Thanks to catalytic converters and engine innovations, the amount of nitrogen oxides they emit has fallen by 96% over the past decade and a half.
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The market for small cars is under pressure because emissions rules are forcing entry level cars to add complex catalytic converters, making them less affordable.
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Palladium, used mainly in auto catalytic converters, rose 0.82 percent to $980.45 an ounce, after hitting its highest since February 2001 in the previous session.
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Dozens of companies are going to be rushing to create headphones, speakers, converters, and other accessories designed to work in a post-headphone-jack world.
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Importantly, the converters are necessary not because they improve the products, but only because of arbitrary differences in standards from one jurisdiction to the next.
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For public relations purposes, converters would offer to sell at reduced prices to renters already living in a building, and typically to some outsiders, too.
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Palladium, used mainly in catalytic converters in vehicles, jumped to a record high of $1,869.57 in the day, extending gains for a ninth straight session.
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Palladium, used mainly in catalytic converters in vehicles, jumped to a record high of $1,869.57 in the day, extending gains for a ninth straight session.
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Be sure to watch the full video to get her (impressive, especially under the circumstances) explanation about concepts like analog to digital converters (ADCs) and phonemes.
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Power plant operators have installed scrubbers to remove pollutants from their smokestacks, and car manufacturers have adopted catalytic converters to curtail nitrogen oxides and other emissions.
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The resulting regulations helped spur targeted innovation, which led to the invention of catalytic converters and smoke-stack scrubbers, changed global industries and improved countless lives.
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Volkswagen's admission last year that it cheated U.S. diesel emissions tests could, analysts have warned, hit sales of diesel cars, which need platinum for catalytic converters.
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The metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems has shed nearly 19% of its value since scaling a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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Each vehicle would need between 29-22 grams of platinum, Anglo estimates, compared with around 2000 grams in the catalytic converters of an average diesel car.
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In 1992 the "Euro 1" was introduced as a standard class to denote the fitting of catalytic converters to gasoline cars to reduce carbon monoxide emissions.
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Just put some food coloring in a milk of your choice, and you'll be ready to head to Tasche Station to pick up some power converters.
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Cars which start up when it is very cold outside run the risk of having condensation build up in their catalytic converters and engines causing rust.
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The price of the metal, used mainly in catalytic converters, has nearly doubled since mid-August and is up about 26 percent so far the year.
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The metal, used extensively in the making of catalytic converters in vehicles, has already shed about $187 from a record peak of $0.73,620.52 hit last week.
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As a largely industrial metal, heavily used by the auto sector to make catalytic converters, it is more exposed than gold to concerns over economic weakness.
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In addition, Samsung just announced the Bio-Processor, which embeds a variety of analog-to-digital converters on top of a low-power mobile processing unit.
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This is even better than a Tosche Station sale on power converters: Tickets for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story will go on sale Monday, Nov.
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Xuansteel will build four new blast furnaces and five new converters with total iron and steel capacity of 7.32 million tons and 7.47 million tons, respectively.
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Both metals are primarily consumed by automakers for catalytic converters, but platinum is more heavily used in the diesel vehicles that have fallen out of favour.
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Precious metal palladium, used in things like car catalytic converters, dipped after it topped the $230,323 an ounce mark for the first time on supply concerns.
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What they do according to O*NET: Build or repair equipment such as furnaces, kilns, cupolas, boilers, converters, ladles, soaking pits, and ovens, using refractory materials.
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Among other precious metals, palladium, used mainly in catalytic converters in vehicles, has gained more than 57% so far this year on a sustained supply crunch.
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The strength in palladium seemed to be driven by investment demand rather than fundamental demand for the metal's use in autocatalytic converters, Julius Baer's Menke said.
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And if you have a 3D object in another format, Facebook is open sourcing converters on GitHub so you can port them to Facebook's preferred file type.
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Platinum, which is used in everything from catalytic converters and lab equipment through to thermometers and jewelry, is one of the rarer elements in the Earth's crust.
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The device comes with a 32-bit hi-fi quad DAC, the first for smartphones says LG. That means it contains four ESS digital-to-analog converters.
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Platinum group metals, used for catalytic converters in vehicles, were supported by data showing Chinese automobile sales in May were up 9.6 percent from a year earlier.
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Palladium had already been well supported this year by expectations that tightening emissions controls could push up automotive demand for the metal, a component in catalytic converters.
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Though McCaffrey is a skilled offensive weapon, as football analyst Warren Sharp noted, Newton has been one of the most successful short-yardage converters in the NFL.
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And there are still more potential applications for 48-volt systems: Electrically heated catalytic converters, for example, could be an important advance in reducing cold-start emissions.
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Does the job, but £250 [$351] for that when you'd have to pay cash converters to take it off your hands on the outside is absolute jokes.
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This rationale is similar to the one for requiring catalytic converters on cars: We need them to prevent pollution that would otherwise cause undue harm to others.
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ABB, whose products also include charging stations for electric cars and massive converters for continent-spanning transmission systems, would also invest selectively in start-up companies, Spiesshofer said.
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Nicole Nguyen: So long story short I went on Amazon to buy clip-on earring converters, which turn normal earrings into earrings you can wear without a piercing.
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Cars which start up when it is very cold outside run the risk of having condensation build up in their catalytic converters and engines, which could cause rust.
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Barclays analysts said that Faurecia's revenues were below consensus due to lower sales of components used in catalytic converters for exhaust systems and higher negative foreign exchange impact.
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Basic things like compatibility with external audio gear (digital-to-analog converters or USB sound cards) are seamless with macOS, but require driver downloads and debugging on Windows.
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The metal, used extensively in the making of catalytic converters in vehicles, has already shed about $190 from a record peak of $1,620.52 an ounce hit last week.
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Palladium is extensively used in the making of catalytic converters in vehicles and has benefited from a switch away from diesel engines and demand for hybrid electric vehicles.
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The metal used in the automotive industry for emission-controlling catalytic converters is around two-year highs, but Commerzbank analyst Carsten Fritsch said recent car sales had disappointed.
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Last week, Fiat Chrysler said about 965,000 vehicles would be recalled in the United States and Canada for not meeting emissions standards, and have their catalytic converters replaced.
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Furthermore, the supply deficit is likely to widen this year as stricter emissions standards increase demand for catalytic converters, Britain-based autocatalyst manufacturer Johnson Matthey said last week.
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The experts said their inspection of the debris also turned up power converters produced by a Japanese company and Cyrillic markings on components, suggesting a possible Russian link.
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Its primary purpose is far less glamorous: More than 0003 percent of the world's palladium is used in the catalytic converters that help vehicles manage their pollutant output.
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Rhodium, along with other precious metals such as palladium and platinum, is used in catalytic converters, which are part of auto exhaust systems that reduce toxic gas emissions.
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All three European players also produce catalytic converters for diesel vehicles, which are losing favor among regulators due to their emissions, adding urgency to their EV battery push.
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Cars will have to improve the catalytic converters, fuel injection and the structure of the engine's combustion chamber in order to meet the new standards, the ministry said.
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That means it uses up to four digital-to-analog converters, which in turn means it's capable of stronger audio — so long as you're using wired 3.5mm headphones.
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They monitor current converters, voltage transformers, and circuit breakers over a network of transmission and distribution lines as well as resolve problems such as transformer or transmission line failures.
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"From seatbelts to catalytic converters to airbags to fuel economy standards, automakers have proven time and time again that they do nothing voluntarily," the senators said in a statement.
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According to Bugatti, if you dissected the Chiron's catalytic converters, you'd find surfaces — when the many layers are spread out flat — larger than the area of 30 soccer fields.
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A sustained deficit in supply was likely to widen this year as stricter emissions standards increase demand for catalytic converters, Britain-based autocatalyst manufacturer Johnson Matthey said last week.
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And with fewer moving parts—no mufflers, catalytic converters, or even oil changes—EVs are not only cheaper to fuel than any gas car, but they're cheaper to maintain.
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A few weeks later, no data, a bunch of new jobs, and plenty of material for light bulbs, catalytic converters, and solar batteries, as per the UNDATA sustainability promise.
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Platinum's prime uses include catalytic converters in cars and jewellery, which can borrow almost directly from the approach of De Beers' and its "A Diamond is Forever" advertising strategy.
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Palladium is crucial in the making of catalytic converters used in exhaust systems of vehicles, and an improvement in demand from the auto sector has supported the metal's surge.
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Both metals are heavily used in catalytic converters but platinum, which is used more heavily in diesel catalysts, is seen as vulnerable to a drop in diesel market share.
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Chandrayaan-1, ominously, ended prematurely after a problem with the power converters meant the orbiter conked out after ten months of a planned two year jaunt around the Moon.
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I have six design apps on my phone, four GIF converters, three color-correction tools, a resizing app, a video cropper, photo filters, fonts, logos, and on and on.
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Analysts at Julius Baer said that investors had been too optimistic after palladium, which is used in the automotive industry for emission-controlling catalytic converters, jumped 4.8 percent last week.
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This charging station allows you to do away with having to tote innumerable converters and adapters by letting you charge up to five devices at once — anywhere in the world.
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That's ten times faster than current state-of-the-art analog-to-digital converters, and it means it's able to detect and analyze any signal at 30 GHz or below.
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Another strategy that scores high marks in the study is renewable energy, like wave energy converters, which could, at least in theory, provide twice the amount of energy humans need.
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The metal used in catalytic converters that curb pollution from vehicle exhausts has risen over 4 percent this week thanks to strong economic data and demand from the automobile sector.
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GE's power conversion business makes electrical motors and positioning systems for oil rigs, bulk transport ships and aircraft carriers, as well as power converters for solar farms, mines and mills.
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The metal has been in strong demand for use in catalytic converters to limit car emissions, but automakers are increasingly looking to shift to electric cars powered by lithium batteries.
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"Typically, converters have a quiescent power, which is the power that they consume even when they're not providing any current to the load," said Arun Paidimarri, formerly of the MTL.
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Copper, as the best conductor of electricity, could benefit from grid upgrades to carry power from renewable sources, while platinum is used in catalytic converters to make cars less polluting.
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"There are still strong fundamentals coming from the automotive industry, which uses catalytic converters in vehicles to fight pollution," said Phillip Streible, senior commodities strategist at RJO Futures in Chicago.
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If top-level players are employing converters to play with outdated hardware, then it stands to reason that any input would be viable if someone was willing to modify it.
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Automakers who wanted to comply—and sell cars in the country's biggest market—started equipping virtually all their vehicles with catalytic converters, which remove smog-forming hydrocarbons from exhaust gas.
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But the bottom line is that this is misleading branding: the audio superiority of the V30 is thanks to LG and its use of four ESS Sabre digital-to-analog converters.
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Palladium was down 1.1% at $1,316.21 per ounce and slumped about 19% since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems scaled a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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Palladium lost 0.6% to $1,336.60 and has slumped by about 17 percent since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems scaled a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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Palladium lost 1% to $1,331.30 and has slumped by about 17 percent since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems scaled a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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They tore off the top third of the spread, ran it through a set of analog-to-digital converters, and saved the resulting 512-line scan to their Hewlett-Packard 2100.
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SMA Solar said last year it saw strong interest from strategic investors for the unit, SMA Railway Technology, which makes power converters for long-distance railway traffic and employs 165 staff.
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That should not be an obstacle to a solution, according to suppliers of catalytic converters - devices that can be installed in cars to convert harmful exhaust pollutants into less harmful gases.
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The metal used for jewelry and emission-controlling catalytic converters in diesel vehicles has gained more than 4 percent from a 4 1/2-month low of $889.10 on May 4.
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The trade war has weighed on the agricultural sector and also led to a slowdown in global auto production and sales, which has weighed on BASF's coatings and catalytic converters business.
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Used mainly in vehicles' emissions-reducing catalytic converters and in jewelry, platinum has slumped nearly 18 percent from a one-year high reached in January, also partly due to a stronger dollar.
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Toyota, which holds roughly 20,000 active patents in the field, is expected to make accessible most of the latest ones covering motors, power converters and batteries, according to the report s.nikkei.com/2K4cWVU.
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And this means that any household that owns a mix of Apple and non-Apple audio devices will have to maintain two distinct sets of audio equipment — or a bunch of converters.
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Analysts at Commerzbank said the metal used by the auto industry in emissions-controlling catalytic converters was benefiting from strong Chinese car sales data but that sales there are likely to weaken.
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Palladium and rhodium prices, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metals used in catalytic converters.
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Palladium and rhodium prices, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal used in catalytic converters.
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You can spend $100 on a fountain pen that will last you a lifetime, but those fancier pens come with hidden costs: new nibs, rare ink colors, writing notebooks, and customized ink converters.
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Palladium was down 1% at $1,331.73 per ounce and has slumped more than 18% since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems scaled a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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Palladium was down 0.1% at $1,329.35 per ounce and has slumped more than 18% since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems scaled a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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Palladium was down 0.5% at $1,323.57 per ounce and has slumped more than 18% since the metal used in catalytic converters in car exhaust systems scaled a record peak of $1,620.53 in March.
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VW agreed to fit older diesel vehicles with better catalytic converters, reversing its position and bowing to political pressure which mounted in the three years since an emissions cheating scandal, Spiegel Online said.
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Whereas the Cambrian explosion featured a rapid burst of new life forms, rock layers comprising the Anthropocene may show a comparable upsurge in so-called "techno-fossils," from plastic bags to catalytic converters.
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Star Wars has always had humor, starting with the (unintentionally?) hilarious whining of Luke wanting to go to Tosche Station to pick up power converters, or Leia's sarcastic banter on the Death Star.
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Both accessories come with built-in analog-to-digital audio converters so that instead of sending analog audio to the camera, the A7R IV can embed digital audio right into a video file.
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A document from AB Volvo seen by Reuters in January showed the chemicals and metals group supplied catalytic converters to the Swedish truckmaker, an issue that could result in fines for both companies.
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The metal used in the automotive industry for emission-controlling catalytic converters is near a two-year high, but car sales are too weak to sustain it, said Julius Baer analyst Carsten Menke.
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The BoomStick is like a less clumsy version of the "bass boost" button that used to be ubiquitous on CD players, or a more affordable version of portable DACs (digital-to-analog converters).
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Palladium, some three-quarters of which is used in catalytic converters, chiefly for gasoline engines, hit a series of 20173-year highs in 2017 on expectations that automotive demand would continue to improve.
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Zimbabwe is seeking to quickly exploit its reserves of platinum, which is used in catalytic converters for limiting emissions at a time vehicle manufacturers are moving to electric cars powered by lithium batteries.
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SAP ended up using sensors within the wind turbines to determine when maintenance might be needed and what was causing potential issues with the converters — ultimately addressing a key issue that undermined profits.
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The Justice Department said the microelectronics allegedly shipped to Russia included digital-to-analog converters and integrated circuits frequently used in a wide range of military systems, including radar and missile guidance systems.
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Prices for palladium and rhodium, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal used in catalytic converters.
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Prices for palladium and rhodium, widely used in vehicle exhausts to reduce harmful emissions, have climbed as tighter environmental regulations force carmakers to buy more of the precious metal used in catalytic converters.
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Manufacturers' raw-material costs rose 2.1% in annual terms last month, the biggest increase since April, which reflected a surge in precious metal prices, particularly for palladium, used in catalytic converters for cars.
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The idea then was this: Big-time converters with deep pockets would buy apartment buildings and convert the rental apartments to owner-occupied condos, selling units to diverse individuals, some of them flippers.
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Platinum and palladium are two very similar metals — they sit right above each other on the periodic table, are found in the same mines, and are both used primarily in catalytic converters for automobiles.
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The precious metals market was more animated, with palladium surging to a record high of $210,26.5 per ounce as stricter auto emissions standards are seen increasing demand for the metal in new catalytic converters.
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BASF, whose products also include coatings, foam chemicals, catalytic converters and mining chemicals, forecast an 5 percent drop in 226 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) would come to 21 billion euros ($20.9209 billion).
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Both metals are used in the vehicle industry for emissions-cutting catalytic converters but platinum is used more in diesel engines which have fallen out of favor following the Volkswagen emissions scandal in 2015.
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It was on track to finish the year up more than 50 percent on expectations for a shift in demand from diesel to gasoline-fueled cars, which use the metal in their catalytic converters.
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The maker of petrochemicals, coatings, catalytic converters and foams warned full-year earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) excluding special items would fall up to 30% below 2018 levels, instead of showing modest growth.
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If allowed to strike out on their own, BASF units making construction chemicals, coatings and catalytic converters could bolster their earnings and fetch better trading multiples on the stock market, the HSBC analyst said.
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In addition to providing tools like flight search, price alerts and currency converters, WorldMate allowed its users to forward email confirmations for flight, hotel, car rental and other travel-related receipts to the service.
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He's not quite a boy, not quite a Jedi; he's just hangin' out on Tatooine, ready to shoot some womp rats, farm some moisture, and go to Tosche Station to pick up some power converters.
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Switching off or throttling back emissions treatment systems in cold weather reduces the risk of condensation building up in catalytic converters, which may otherwise cause rust and reduce exhaust-filtering effectiveness in the long run.
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BB-224.00 Tea Set — $219.99 on ThinkGeek See Details When you're shopping for someone who just wants to go into Tosche Station for some power converters, you can't go wrong with a project or tool.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV will recall about 22015,000 gasoline-powered vehicles in the United States and Canada that do not meet emissions standards and will replace their catalytic converters, officials said on Wednesday.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 1.23.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favor since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 2015.
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While both platinum and palladium are primarily used by automakers in catalytic converters, platinum is more heavily used in diesel vehicles, which have fallen out of favour since Volkswagen's emissions-rigging scandal broke in 0.923.
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It said its technology combined AdBlue tanks with catalytic converters to lower harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) concentrations, fulfilling all requirements and meaning that no vehicle recalls or software upgrades for Euro 6 engines were necessary.
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Over the next two decades, the city government enacted a series of measures (limiting traffic, shutting down coal-fired plants, mandating cleaner fuels and catalytic converters) that have cut pollution by more than 50 percent.
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Most of the software upgrades had already been announced by the German manufacturers, while politicians and automotive executives alike rejected calls by environmental groups to force carmakers to add antipollution hardware like better catalytic converters.
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First up is the sound, which this year will be powered by no less than four ESS digital-to-analog converters, all working in concert to produce more refined sound and higher signal-to-noise ratio.
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Progress has been made since then thanks to the installation of catalytic converters in cars, the removal of lead from fuel, the shifting of a refinery outside the city and a reduction in cars' polluting impact.
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The metal soared 56 percent in 2017 due to fears that strong demand from carmakers, which use the metal in catalytic converters, chiefly in gasoline powered vehicles, would tighten the market further after years of deficit.
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"The demand is really inelastic because substitution (with platinum) is difficult and if you are an automaker you need the catalytic converters to sell cars, so you will pay what you need." gained 1.1% to $964.00.
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"We've been able to decrease the platinum loading by 10 percent to 20 percent and deliver the same performance," said Eri Ichikawa, a fuel cell engineer at Cataler Corp, a Toyota subsidiary that specializes in catalytic converters.
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Each grain would have to have built-in amplifiers, analogue-to-digital converters and the ability to send data to a relay station which could power the grains inductively and pass the information to an external processor.
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Orocobre Ltd, which produces lithium carbonate from Argentina, and Pilbara Minerals Ltd, which produces Australian concentrate, both flagged high global inventories of lithium this week as the result of a ramp up in delays by chemical converters.
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The specification allows for USB-C-to-HDMI cables to be made with no need for extra dongles or converters, and allow compatible devices to output video directly from a USB-C device to an HDMI display.
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BASF, whose products include catalytic converters, engineering plastics and absorbent diaper material, saw net income drop 23 percent to 4.0 billion in 2015, slightly above the average analyst estimate but the lowest full-year result since 2009.
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Wood Mackenzie's Li stated that if the outbreak was brought under control in the next few months, components without pre-existing bottlenecks, like converters and generators, should be able to recover from delays in the first quarter.
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Digital-to-analog converters are a standard part of any digital playback system; you'll find them either inside your source device, like a smartphone, or inside the headphones themselves, as with every set of Bluetooth cans to date.
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Microsoft has made some steady improvements to audio control in Windows over the years, but if you use multiple outputs, headsets, or digital-to-analogue converters then you probably already know that Windows 10 doesn't handle them well.
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Lonmin is not the only platinum producer hit by community protests in South Africa, which sits on over 70 percent of known global reserves of the precious metal used for emissions-capping catalytic converters in the auto industry.
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There is the burning of rubbish, cooking indoors with inefficient fuel stoves, millions of steel diesel electricity generators, cars which have had the catalytic converters removed and petrochemical plants, all pushing pollutants into the air over the cities.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Japanese subsidiary of Corning Inc has agreed to pay $66.5 million in criminal fines and plead guilty to fixing the prices of materials used in catalytic converters for cars, the U.S. Justice Department said on Monday.
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And as Popular Mechanics noted in 1972, while such converters generally allowed eight-tracks to support compact cassettes, it was even possible to buy an adapter to add FM radio to a car stereo system that didn't have it.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it has been in talks with Volvo over the last few weeks about an issue with catalytic converters causing some of its vehicles to exceed nitrogen oxide emission limits.
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Today, more than 28500 factories build wind-related parts and materials in 6900 states, making everything from major wind turbine components such as nacelles, blades, towers, and gearboxes, to internal components like bearings, slip rings, fasteners, and power converters.
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By the late 24s, making school supplies, processors, and data converters was becoming a less lucrative business, so TI started to leverage the stack of patent rights it held, padding its bottom line with settlements from suing other companies for infringement.
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Introduced with the LG V20 last year, LG's quad-DAC setup employs four digital-to-analog converters to do the job of one, using some clever engineering to combine their calculations and thus purify the output from the headphone jack.
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But while demand from the diesel car sector for platinum, which is used in catalytic converters, is under pressure because of air pollution concerns, palladium used in hybrid petrol cars could see higher consumption and the market is in deficit.
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Other DACs (digital to analog converters) for phones include those in the AudioQuest DragonFly series and the Chord Mojo, but be sure to look up the audio capabilities of your smartphone to make sure you're actually going to notice a difference.
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BASF, a maker of petrochemicals, coatings, catalytic converters and foams, last month said it was aiming for growth in 2019 operating profit at the lower end of a 1-10% range, despite analyst predictions of a decline in full-year earnings.
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All you need is the Twist to charge your devices — no converters and no random cords (seriously, where do they even come from?) It has a universal AC power outlet, so you can plug it in anywhere when you're traveling internationally.
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There are currently no plans for distribution in the U.S. While the headline price is higher than Tesla's Powerwall, Nissan say that it's all inclusive, including converters and installation and so on, and works out cheaper than the Powerwall overall.
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Seconds after putting my gear down, I heard another warning tone and saw another ICAW, this time indicating some serious cooling issues had occurred to my voltage converters, which are critical for several aircraft functions that allow us to land.
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At the Detroit auto show in January, the CEO said Porsche had submitted proposals which sought to replace catalytic converters and run software updates for 2013 and 2014 model years and to run software updates for 2015 and 2016 model years.
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All that being said: If you insist on owning an iPhone with a headphone jack—no dongle converters or Lightning earbuds required—this is the most recent option available to you, and it's a tiny, aging, probably almost obsolete throwback.
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The metal, used in the auto industry for emissions-controlling catalytic converters, was being carried higher by a strong rally in industrial metals such as copper and aluminium this week, said Dominic Schnider at UBS Wealth Management in Hong Kong.
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BASF, a maker of petrochemicals, coatings, catalytic converters and foams, said last month that it was aiming for growth in 2019 operating profit at the lower end of a 1-10% range, despite analyst predictions of a decline in full-year earnings.
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Baowu is looking at the feasibility of shipping two blast furnaces, with a combined capacity of 3.1 million tonnes, along with two converters to turn iron into steel, to Cambodia in late 2019, a senior Baowu manager involved with the plan told Reuters.
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Toyota said it would grant licenses on nearly 24,000 patents on technologies used in its Prius, the world's first mass-produced "green" car, and offer to supply competitors with components including motors, power converters and batteries used in its lower-emissions vehicles.
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The metal, mainly mined in Russia and South Africa and bought by carmakers for use in emission-controlling catalytic converters, has risen nearly 10 percent this week, outstripping gains in gold, copper, and even its sister metal platinum, itself up 7 percent.
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Baowu is looking at the feasibility of shipping two blast furnaces, with a combined capacity of 23.7 million tonnes, along with two converters to turn iron into steel, to Cambodia in late 22, a senior Baowu manager involved with the plan told Reuters.
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Blume declined comment on the costs of the fixes and how long it would take to install the new catalytic converters but said less than half of the affected 13,000 Cayenne models sold in the U.S. since 2013 would require a hardware change.
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"So, you can imagine having see-through windows that are also producing power and we can imagine making clothing that's coated in perovskite PV. This may be especially suitable for the automotive industry as well, for coating electric vehicles in photovoltaic converters."
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STOCKHOLM, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said on Wednesday it has been in talks with Volvo over the last few weeks about an issue with their catalytic converters that was causing some vehicles to exceed nitrogen oxide emission limits.
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Having risen 56 percent last year to an all-time high in January, palladium, used in catalytic converters to control vehicle emissions, has fallen below technical support at its 55-day moving average and broken an 8-month uptrend, said analysts at Commerzbank.
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"From catalytic converters to smoke-stack scrubbers, America has a legacy of innovating the world's leading environmental technologies — accounting for more than 1.5 million jobs and $44 billion in exports in 2008 alone," EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy told a Washington, D.C., conference in 2014.
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But excluding a forecast-beating earnings increase of more than 200 million euros at its Wintershall oil and gas division, operating income from its core chemicals products, which include vitamins, catalytic converters, engineering plastics and insulation foams, would have been down by 5 percent.
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If your devices aren't USB Type-C compatible but find yourself blessed with the $4,999 needed to purchase the UltraSharp 30 when it's released this March, Dell is also selling some multiport converters this year to help its business class customers make the switch.
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Additionally, the Journal mentioned that there is currently debate over whether to "allow benign parts" in 5G telecom gear "such as power converters and protective cases" to be made in China, as well as whether to allow open source code contributed by Chinese programmers.
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But those same audiophiles would struggle to find anything to complain about from the Mojo's sound output, which is as pure and crystalline as that of digital-to-analog converters that cost multiple times its $599 price (such as Chord's very own $2,195 Hugo DAC).
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This new study shows that the relatively simple stuff we're already doing—renewable energy, habitat protections, reducing pollution—are both shoring up our seas against climate change, and using the seas to fight climate change itself by cutting emissions (windmills, wave energy converters) and absorbing emissions (mangroves).
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The team settled on the centerfold, tearing out its top third so the paper would fit on the drum of their Muirhead wirephoto scanner, which they had tricked out with analog-to-digital converters for red, green, and blue, along with a Hewlett Packard 503 minicomputer.
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The picture begins with the mystery of a missing girl (The Leftovers' Margaret Qualley); she appears to be at the center of a conspiracy that involves catalytic converters, a serial killer (Matt Bomer, channeling A View to A Kill's Christopher Walken, but with a mole), and the justice department.
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The group, whose products include engineering plastics, catalytic converters and insulation foams, has been focusing on cost cuts but last month took a long awaited step to secure growth and struck a deal to buy Albemarle Corp's surface-treatment unit Chemetall for $3.2 billion, bolstering its automotive coatings business.
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Demand from automakers — which embed platinum in emissions-reducing catalytic converters and account for around 40 percent of platinum use — will fall by 1 percent in 2019 after a 7 percent plunge this year as a decline in sales of diesel vehicles in Europe slows, the WPIC said.
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In addition, there were no relatively expeditious technological fixes for carbon emissions, as there were for fluorocarbons, and as there were for the pollutants addressed in the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments, like scrubbers for power plants, and catalytic converters and cleaner fuels for cars and light trucks.
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Tara Westover's "Educated," a memoir about a girl born into a survivalist family in the Idaho mountains who was not allowed to go to school and spent her days foraging for metal in a junkyard while trying to avoid the catalytic converters hurled at her by her fanatic, anti-government father.
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If this blinkered ideology had governed over the last few decades we never would have seen such leaps forward as airbags and catalytic converters, kids would still breathe toxic lead from car emissions, we would still suffer from acid rain, Denver would still be hidden within a brown cloud, and rivers would still catch fire.
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Proposals submitted to U.S. environmental authorities in December aim to make 13,000 Cayenne sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) with V6 diesel engines compliant with U.S. rules by replacing catalytic converters and running software updates for 2013 and 2014 model years and with software updates for 213 and 2016 model years, Porsche CEO Oliver Blume said.
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Shown in the photo, which you can still see on the Daily Mail, are six styling products, with picks from Kiehl's, Wella, and Redken; a Mason Pearson; 13 additional, ostensibly non-Mason Pearson hairbrushes; six combs; three curling wands; one heatproof mat; two plug-extension leads; two blowdryers; and, perhaps most importantly, three foreign plug converters.
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Every mobile device with a camera today has an ISP — it's the visual equivalent of analog-to-digital converters in audio, taking the raw photonic data gathered up by an image sensor and turning it into something that can be usefully displayed on the device, or encoded into a familiar format for sharing, or even sent to a computer vision subsystem that can recognize objects in the frame.
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BERLIN, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Volkswagen has agreed to fit older diesel vehicles with better catalytic converters, reversing its position and bowing to pressure that has mounted in the three years since an emissions cheating scandal, Spiegel Online reported on Thursday, VW chief Herbert Diess had promised German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer in a video conference on Wednesday to help pay for hardware refits of older diesel cars, Spiegel Online said.
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