Obviously some products aren't feasible to grow indoors, those that have a very long life cycle, so we need to choose products that have a shorter life cycle.
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Now instead of like a two-year life cycle from starting to failure, now you have a four- or five- or six-year life cycle where the outcome is the same. Right.
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And their life cycle costs — the cost of the bus to the government from purchase through decommissioning — are competitive with life cycle costs for diesel buses, though the upfront costs are higher.
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They, like stars, have a life cycle, and eventually die.
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Damn, Daniel, the life cycle of a meme sped up
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Finally, we have some good news about the life cycle.
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Together, the works illustrate a kind of artistic life cycle.
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But actually you need to design for the life cycle.
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Its downfall demonstrates the new life cycle of a meme.
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Life cycle costs are 10 to 20 times first costs.
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It was the usual internet life cycle, in other words.
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What scientists really need is something called a life cycle analysis.
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It should hold up for the life cycle of the device.
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It puts the total estimated life-cycle cost at $9.66 billion.
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Destiny 2 has had a long and somewhat troubled life cycle.
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She signs it while telling him about the cicada life cycle.
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But that takes years for the product life cycle for cars.
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The life cycle, if done right, is 10 to 15 years.
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Several managers pointed to the extended life cycle of an investment.
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And-- there's-- a big life cycle to it and all that.
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Just a hungry animal with a life cycle not unlike ours.
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Right now the sun is about halfway through its life cycle.
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She likened her transition to the life cycle of a butterfly.
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So, maybe, you know, it's good to have this life cycle.
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Analytics are crucial to the full life cycle of our coverage.
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The same model accurately estimates labor earnings over the life cycle.
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The assistants are in earlier stages of the coaching life cycle.
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This is the life cycle of an Orc in Shadow of War.
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The reunion is a standard moment in a boy band's life cycle.
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Others have done life-cycle assessments for solar power in the past.
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At different stages of a company's life cycle, their Efficiency Score changes.
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As you reduce it, you reduce the life cycle of the cell.
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And the product life cycle of the Apple Watch is just beginning.
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The episode begins with the life cycle of the ceremony, of sorts.
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The Wii sold more than 100 million units over its life cycle.
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Security must become part of the entire life cycle of the vehicle.
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How will it react to this uncertain time in its life cycle?
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They have a one-way life cycle: specification; design; development; testing; release.
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"We will be selling both [versions] through the life cycle," House said.
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How do you account for such details in a life-cycle analysis?
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Broadly speaking, In the Tall Grass is about a weird life cycle.
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So, too, fashion sustainability, since clothing has a life cycle of waste.
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But the city, he said, feels somewhat detached from the life cycle.
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Ms. Lovelis has collapsed the whole pop life cycle into one pose.
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Interns will get exposure to all phases of software development life cycle.
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Start by planning for QSBS early in your startup&aposs life cycle.
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Sketchbook A graphic look at the life cycle of writing a book.
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"The beautiful thing is that with a 50-day life cycle from birth to breeding, which is a very short life cycle, our 1920s model will evolve much more rapidly than with longer-lived animals," Dr. Koutsos said.
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The longer that people live, the more varied their life cycle will become.
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"Scientists love fruit flies because they have the shortest life cycle," he said.
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Yes, wireless charging is early in its tech life cycle, but it's real.
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This data will allow astronomers to better understand the life cycle of stars.
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Unlike in rats, the worm's life cycle is not completed in a human.
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Climate change threatens all life—and the life cycle of the earth itself.
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Federal grant programs have funded 8 percent (or less) of life cycle costs.
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This is a sea change in logic that would lower life cycle costs.
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The life cycle of the parasitic fly is straight from a horror story.
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The petals were strewn about—multiple exposures suggesting their life cycle and vulnerability.
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As the website notes, the life cycle of flowers reflects that of humans.
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And it looks at how those life cycle emissions are evolving over time.
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The life cycle of a makeup YouTuber is pretty rote at this point.
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The winning proposals reduced the city's life cycle cost by nearly 40 percent.
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It is time to use proven competitive methods to manage life cycle costs.
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She could explain the life cycle of rare freshwater sponges in dramatic detail.
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They didn't know how to work in a true software development life cycle.
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But not the parasite—it completes its life cycle in the bellies of felines.
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"The artworks are meant to deliberately enter the life cycle of nature," Langen writes.
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"The life cycle of game is short when compared with traditional sports," Sa said.
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Cane toads are poisonous throughout their life cycle, including when they are still tadpoles.
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The CRO needs to talk strategically about life cycle revenue — across the customer journey.
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In fact, pheromones seem to play a prominent role throughout the lamprey life cycle.
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I would argue that what's happened in fintech is there is a life cycle.
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Creating a closed loop where the skateboards life cycle is from cradle to cradle.
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There comes a time in every trend's life cycle where, inevitably, we get fatigued.
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CEO turnover is one of the most disruptive events in a company's life cycle.
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But human hosts can also be a dead end for the worm's life cycle.
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One that springs to Jack's mind involves the opposite end of the life cycle.
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My belief is those individuals move through their life cycle and they earn money.
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These decisions should be considered as early as possible in a company's life cycle.
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As a result, investors are missing out on companies earlier in the life cycle.
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"Among the primary reasons people give is for the life cycle moments," he said.
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Below are examples of the different roles wills can play throughout the life cycle.
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What I was witnessing was the spindle's typical life cycle and accompanying color show.
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The amount of equity someone gets depends on the company and its life cycle.
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Hydroids are one stage in the life cycle of jellyfish-like predators called hydrozoa.
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For Increment, it's sort of a little bit later in the company's life cycle.
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All of these factors contribute to the favorable life cycle analysis that we see.
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Everything has a life cycle, and artworks, despite expert conservation efforts, can't last forever.
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This program helps to understand migration patterns, life cycle, and where these sharks are reproducing.
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"Flaws of this nature have a pretty short life cycle," one senior Apple engineer said.
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You'll figure out their personality over days, and follow the Porg life cycle over time.
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Their life cycle began with a female wasp laying an egg in a fly pupae.
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But the life cycle of a YouTube scandal doesn't end at the YouTuber's apology video.
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I partnered with an MIT engineer to create this building product with a life cycle.
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Watching an empty room is way less exciting than watching the slow mushroom life cycle.
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Information and communications technology show up right through what researchers call the "refugee life-cycle".
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Today's quote talks about hunting and its precarious role in the life cycle of animals.
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He's grown this company and he's navigated through all different parts of his life cycle.
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A man who studies the life cycle of sludge probably understood love better than anyone.
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He died on Thursday at the Life Cycle clinic in Basel, multiple news outlets report.
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I think in a previous life cycle in a different timeline ... It's never coming again.
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Right now we were concentrating on how do we iterate within this PS4 life cycle.
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Source: CoinDesk In the life cycle of bitcoin, we're in the teenage years, Tatar said.
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These tools must include metrics to recognize the industry's multi-year product-development life cycle.
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Our goals for infrastructure are simple: improve levels of service at lower life cycle costs.
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Under current conditions, electric cars don't substantially reduce life-cycle emissions compared to conventional cars.
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Ninety percent of life cycle costs are incurred during operations, after initial design and construction.
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Everything we've done has been about thinking about the whole life cycle of the garment.
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They have a single way to define it all the way through the life cycle.
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The anti-milk disruptions exemplify a particular point in the life cycle of political ideas.
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To continue the life cycle, they must be consumed by tiny aquatic creatures called copepods.
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Those fees are generally front-weighted to the early side of a fund's life cycle.
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The time horizon may also go beyond the life cycle of the current U.S. administration.
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The life cycle of the ticks is closely tied to white-footed mice and deer.
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The city first built its best estimate of life cycle cash flow, assuming "public" delivery.
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Vendors take real risk, and make firm commitments on life cycle prices, costs, and schedule.
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JUN: We really see disability as a part of life in your human life cycle.
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One, I believe in building out a management team earlier into a company's life cycle.
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More financing should be provided upfront to cover deep affordability over a 21965-year life cycle.
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One thing's for sure: this abbreviated life cycle is certain to drive resale prices even higher.
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Games are deleted often, as well, and this is likely due to their shorter life cycle.
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So the expedition is meant, in part, to understand the life cycle of Samoan volcanoes, too.
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Finding things sooner in the life cycle always limits the impact and damage to the innocent.
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For starters, there is the product life cycle management tool (PLM), used by engineering and manufacturing.
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Companies don't have to use all of Katerra's services, but the whole life cycle is there.
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In case of smaller brands and low-cost devices, the support life cycle is often shorter.
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Called Mobike Life Cycle, the program will recycle bike components into new parts or raw materials.
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Most of these products experienced a life cycle similar to the one I described for clothing.
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"Chinese rituals are seasonal celebrations and life cycle rituals: new year, birth, marriage, death," she says.
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There, they curl up and return to their original cyst formation, and the life cycle continues.
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In a similar vein, one can't help but wonder about the life cycle of these avatars.
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The neighborhood is like a busy petri dish displaying many stages of the gallery life cycle.
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Baselines expose unusual variations in costs, and drive higher service levels at lower life cycle cost.
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But the life cycle of a pro gamer is short, and you'll need to start young.
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Further along the work's life cycle are paired videos on small monitors featuring the artist's parents.
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This means: faster charging, longer-lasting charge, a greater overall life cycle, and overall reduced costs.
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For starters there is order life cycle management, what Ball calls the brains of the operation.
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His career in many ways tracked the life cycle of postwar jazz in the United States.
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The 25-horsepower V-Twin Extended Life Series engine is designed for a long life cycle.
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The entire life cycle is wrapped up in a competitive package, under the pressure of competition.
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Switching costs at a later stage in the companies' life cycle are labor-intensive and expensive.
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"It's a business where the life-cycle can go up to 2024 or 2025," added Vrecko.
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Funko has created a plush version of Dart that comes with each life cycle of his evolution.
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These two goals intersect with Microsoft's plan to make game purchases last beyond a console's life cycle.
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That said, the chart may include a variety of songs at different points in their life cycle.
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"Going public is one step in life cycle of company, it's not the last step," added Cohen.
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And scientists thought the species survived the winter only in the polyp stage of their life cycle.
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Once well-fed, the lady beetles lay eggs before they die, and the life cycle begins anew.
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The entire caterpillar life cycle is only six weeks, so the leaves regrow later in the summer.
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Students, at every stage of the learning life cycle, need to see the value in their learning.
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It's gotten the attention of many biologists over the years, but its life-cycle has remained mysterious.
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"They are trying to figure out how to manage the life cycle of these models," he said.
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This optimizes space efficiency, because throughout their life cycle, plants are only given the room they need.
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It helps define where a company is in its life cycle and how valuable it might be.
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Across its life cycle, Bentley expects the Bentayga to account for one-third of the company's sales.
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Over the life cycle of a company, we're comfortable investing from $8 million to $10 million [altogether].
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Dreams can help us cope, too, with universal life-cycle struggles, like coming to terms with death.
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And building such a nationalized network at this point in 5G's life cycle borders on the impossible.
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It's officially hit the phase in the meme life cycle where it's being co-opted by brands.
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Tesla and IBM are at two ends of what Professor Damodaran calls the tech company life cycle.
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By comparison, the life cycle emissions for the average automobile is just over 400 grams of CO2.
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Make sure that whoever you buy from takes responsibility for the entire life cycle of their product.
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Getting to witness the last phase of someone's life cycle is a sacred time, really a gift.
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With her online life-cycle assessment tool, she's working to make these calculations available to the masses.
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Best value is the goal: the most advantageous life cycle combination of level of service and price.
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We wanted to see with our own eyes the end of the life cycle of the lemon.
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Income may not perfectly capture how well off people are at different points in the life cycle.
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One reason TB has been hard to crack is that M. tuberculosis has an unusual life cycle.
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"The boomer generation had a lot more wealth at this point in their life cycle," Bivens said.
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The asbestos, he said, is currently in the most dangerous part of its life cycle: the crumbling.
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One-third of all marine life spends at least part of its life cycle on a reef.
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Megan Marrin's paintings at David Lewis gallery show the remarkable plant in different stages of its life cycle.
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In fact, Apple is aware that many products have two or three different owners over their life cycle.
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Seven years into its ten-year life cycle, 4G has only recently begun to live up to expectations.
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Asia's taut supply chains also owe something to the two-to-three-year life-cycle of consumer gadgetry.
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Lashes are lifted and 'set' for eye-opening results that last the natural life cycle of your lashes.
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The NAS estimated that the total life cycle cost of just 650 satellites would hover around $300 billion.
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First of all, these studies — called "life cycle assessments" — have to be taken with a grain of salt.
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Members would adopt a "comprehensive life-cycle approach" by improving waste management and finding innovative solutions, it said.
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Leap offers a full-service platform covering the complete life cycle of a brand's brick-and-mortar launch.
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On the process side, one can think of standardized life-cycle management, from development to deployment to maintenance.
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At that time, its PlayStation 4 would be nearing the end of a game console's typical life cycle.
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Female parasitoids lay their eggs inside other insects, usually at the larval stage of the host's life cycle.
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To meaningfully reduce defaults, we should encourage innovation and experimentation at all stages of the loan life cycle.
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Together, the environmental impacts of storage highlight an often overlooked aspect of the life cycle of fossil fuels.
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For each $2628 in federal grant, state and local governments took responsibility for $28503 in life-cycle cost.
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In the natural life cycle of Muay Thai gyms in Thailand, few camps survive more than one generation.
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There comes a time in the life cycle of an NBA player when his role begins to change.
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It's not surprising to learn from a wall text that "The Ten Largest" depicts the human life cycle.
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It all follows a very familiar pattern, because the life cycle of a Hollywood starlet is fairly standard.
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South Sudan has not had a case in 15 months, which is longer than the worm's life cycle.
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It compares their greenhouse gas emissions, taking into account their full life cycle, from production to end use.
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Thus, no matter how fuel-efficient vehicles get, the life cycle emissions of gasoline face tidal pressure upward.
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According to the Brick Development Association (BDA), the typical life cycle of a clay brick is 150 years.
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It is an enormous, levitating life cycle, tinted with blood, drifting through time from embryo to leave-taking.
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Shoes and clothing have a limited life cycle by design, which usually means they end up in landfills.
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It's peculiar for Sony to release an accessory like this so late in the PS4's life cycle.
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A century of dogma keeps all of us from higher levels of service at lower life cycle costs.
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Workflow Designer complements the service's existing tools for managing the contract life cycle and collaborating on legal documents.
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The combination of Twitter culling 43,500-plus NPC accounts and the evidence that the meme was spreading misinformation suggests that the NPC meme has crossed the threshold from "just another meme going through its life cycle" into an important discussion about how that life cycle can produce real-life effects.
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The show opens with "The Ten Largest", which illustrates the wonders of the life cycle in ten monumental paintings.
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Plus, keeping a well-maintained filter system can prolong the life cycle of your appliance and help conserve electricity.
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And several credible "pre-seed" firms have emerged to support founders even earlier in the company-building life cycle.
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No doubt it will get [twice, three times] or maybe even [10 times] better over the vehicle's life cycle.
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It called for "life-cycle" approach to offer help and prevention measures for everyone at every stage of life.
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Every time you look at that screen you'll see an ad for the entire life cycle of the phone.
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Labelbox wants to continuously manage the fine-tuning data to help optimize an algorithm through its entire life cycle.
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Early on in the life cycle of a venture-backed startup, the company is given a valuation from investors.
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Currently with the band, we have a very quick album life cycle, and that just comes with everyone's drive.
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You can expect lots and lots more 4K content to be available over the life cycle of this chip.
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This is, of course, the most natural and predictable next step in the life cycle of a Facebook meme.
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Understanding these nuances has never been more important than right now: A company's life cycle today is dramatically compressed.
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The Singapore-based firm is looking to invest in 12-15 companies over the life cycle of the fund.
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Also known as the Humboldt squid, it typically weighs around 1-2 kg and has an annual life cycle.
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The consumer life cycle for connected cars will initially have to be much longer than it is for smartphones.
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The life cycle is like a machine... So how does the machine work that you have a financial crisis?
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It's not just popular, it's good, and it keeps on getting great games five years into its life cycle.
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Eriksen is dedicated to following those bags and bottles all the way to the end of their life cycle.
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It will retire older Boeing 767s in coming years as they reach the end of their serviceable life cycle.
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The Confederation Bridge opened in 1997, delivering better, uninterrupted service, and a 40 percent savings in life cycle cost.
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It is important they provide that fiduciary obligation across your entire financial life cycle —protection, accumulation, disbursement and legacy.
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And given the number of gasoline cars in circulation, each increase in life cycle emissions has enormous, lasting effects.
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Clifford attributes a combination of colder weather and the plague's natural life cycle as reasons for it dying out.
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According to the financial firm Lazard, nuclear power's life-cycle cost ranges from $112 to $183 per megawatt hour.
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In perhaps the final turn of the life cycle, Indonesia is now working to become its own largest customer.
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Thus, historical novas like the one observed in Korea could provide important clues to the life cycle between explosions.
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Complex systems, whether in nature or in human societies, pass through four phases in their life cycle, writes Lent.
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"It delays the economic life cycle for the younger generation," says Marshall Steinbaum, senior economist at the Roosevelt Institute.
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"Renting instead of buying lengthens the life cycle of clothing and helps reduce waste going to landfills," she said.
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"I find people to err systematically in predicting their life satisfaction over the life cycle," says economist Hannes Schwandt.
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Our MIT research explored how project delivery and finance methods affect levels of service and life cycle cash flow.
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I bought a PlayStation 3 near the end of the console's life cycle just to play the original game.
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CUBAN: BUT FUNDAMENTALS – IT DEPENDS WHERE YOU ARE IN YOUR LIFE CYCLE, RIGHT, OR GROWTH CYCLE OF THE COMPANY.
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Winter ticks form enormous clusters, attach themselves to animals by the thousands and stay for their entire life cycle.
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The European Commission said that future AI systems need to be safe and reliable for their entire life cycle.
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" The Large Blue has an extraordinary life cycle, which Mr. Creedon likened to "a plot from the movie 'Aliens.
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What makes this fish's life cycle different from other vertebrates is a trait that is commonly found in invertebrates.
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He, too, time travels, but largely only by his consciousness going to different places in his own life cycle.
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Did I really need all of this explanation for the alien's life cycle, or how it came to be?
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First, it has to update the rigid three-stage life-cycle model on which most of its products are based.
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It takes knowing the whole life cycle of the wood to know if you're ahead or behind [on carbon emissions].
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There comes a time in every hyped-up business trend's life cycle when the noise becomes so intense it's comical.
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It's not immediately obvious why this should be a part of the octopus life cycle, but there are some theories.
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This is because the life cycle of a mosquito begins when one lays its eggs on or near standing water.
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"Older generations, boomers, are at a different stage of not only their life cycle, but their investing cycle," Newsom said.
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The financial industry needs to update the life-cycle model on which most of its products and advice are based.
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According to the FBI Information Technology Life Cycle Management Directive, testing needs to confirm the system meets all user requirements.
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RAND starts out by defining the three stages in the life cycle of self-driving cars: development, demonstration, and deployment.
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Whereas, the monarchs that spend the winter in Mexico are the final, or migratory, generation of the annual life cycle.
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However, there is no parent to lead the route to Mexico, as implied by the annual life cycle of monarchs.
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This makes deft managerial navigation even more critical than at, say, an infrastructure company, with a relatively longer life cycle.
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The plan is intended to save the program $40 billion savings in acquisition and life-cycle cost, Navy developers said.
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Other organizations will be more willing to take a risk on him, given their life cycle, expectations, and cap sheet.
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Like the changing of the seasons, a natural stage in the dark web marketplace life cycle has once again manifested.
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The process of aligning incentives must be updated to refocus on value over a full life cycle of the project.
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The narrative, which explores the life cycle of a romance, unfolds over nearly two dozen photographs and accompanying text panels.
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"We're interested in a life cycle analysis," she said, meaning everything from agriculture and energy to packaging and water usage.
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At the same time, the bureau was asked by Congress to limit the total life cycle cost of the census.
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When you start to become aware of the life cycle of clothing, it changes the way you think about consuming.
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But both Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat have commissioned independent researchers to carry out life-cycle analyses of their products.
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JONATHAN SILIN, AMAGANSETT, N.Y. The writer is the author of "Early Childhood, Aging and the Life Cycle: Mapping Common Ground."
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Our research at MIT confirmed that life cycle costs of operation are 220006 to 2202 times that of initial construction.
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There are techniques for estimating and internalizing the costs associated with life-cycle damages that have been devised by economists.
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A major life cycle event was underway — becoming a grandmother or, to use the Yiddish name I've chosen, becoming Bubbe.
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But, as the title of the exhibition suggests, the bruise is more than a mark — it has a life cycle.
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The F-35 stealth fighter program is expected to cost more than $1 trillion over its projected 55-year life cycle.
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Later on in its life cycle, the plant also produces distinctive, beautiful white flowers at the top that obscure its toxicity.
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Black holes, which come in different sizes, are formed when very massive stars collapse at the end of their life cycle.
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"The pre-moult journeys are often described as the most crucial period in the annual life cycle of penguins," said Mattern.
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"The group places great emphasis on the quality and risk management throughout the life cycle of its products," Fosun Pharma said.
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"From a consumer perspective, the life cycle of conventional consumer electronics is expensive and wasteful," Facebook said in the patent application.
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"Apple is selling a long device life cycle as one of its differentiators and justification for its premium pricing," Schneemann said.
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According to Moxcey, this decrease was largely driven by stronger price competition and the life cycle of the current product portfolio.
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The meteoric rise in late-stage valuations globally has affected the venture capital industry and investors throughout the company life cycle.
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"The way we interrupt that life cycle is to release high numbers of male flies that have been sterilized," Putnam said.
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But there's another, and perhaps less obvious, cog in the machine: the changing part VCs play in a company's life cycle.
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These star remnants then become the birthplace of entirely new stars and planetary systems — and so the galactic life cycle goes.
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I think that's a quicker way to cracking this, just on a pragmatic basis, because of the life cycle of funds.
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I am now guilty of extending the life cycle because this is my job, but you're also guilty because you clicked.
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Downing said the new study is a good argument for continuous monitoring of the safety of drugs "throughout their life cycle."
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We meet with founders earlier in their life cycle as a private company, so we can help them through that phase.
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As the life cycle of a console continues to increase, Microsoft and Sony are relying more heavily on subscription based models.
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The city estimated a life cycle cost of $220006 million when it requested proposals for the project, along with performance requirements.
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Most of the cost is the electricity, the refrigerant is about one percent of the life cycle cost (of the AC).
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To accomplish this,Congress should require the use of life-cycle cost analysis (LCCA) for infrastructure projects using federal taxpayer dollars.
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Mary Franck aims to replicate the ego's life cycle in Carapace, an audio-visual installation featuring organically-created and algorithmic forms.
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We're implementing take-back systems — as far as really tracking the entire life cycle of a garment and getting it back.
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"If you want to properly consider the impacts of drones, you have to consider the whole life cycle," Dr. Stolaroff said.
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They were certain of the simplicity of what I call "space money," certain of its life cycle, certain of its dynamics.
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"Many of the initiatives Pillars supported then and continues to support today were early in their life cycle," said Mr. Shamsi.
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This irrepressible guitar virtuoso stepped forward in the late 95953s, when jazz-rock fusion's first life cycle was nearing the end.
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Air separation is vital to the mission of George Washington, regardless of where the ship finds herself in her life cycle.
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P6900s enable private-sector partners to design, build, and operate infrastructure, speeding up project schedules and bringing down life-cycle costs.
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Rent the Runway also strives to "really think about the full life cycle of the garment" in order to reduce waste.
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No one warns you that everything is more concentrated in a tiny house, that the natural life cycle of objects accelerates.
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By the time the two series have finished, Horgan will have created a singular chronicle of the life cycle of romance.
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Their offspring leave the host's body via more secretions from the inflamed eye, which the flies ingest, completing the life cycle.
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With this information, the researchers found that the fish's life cycle depends on the environment in which the embryo is laid.
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They were planted just after the Art Center opened 50 years ago, and they'd reached the end of their life cycle.
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We are sitting at the corpse of some giant beast, while the life cycle continues onward, indifferent to the towering body.
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In the heart of Hanoi, at the bee research and development center, Hanh Duc Pham is closely monitoring the bees life cycle.
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But because he places the planes in the context of the ground they're sitting on, we get to follow their life cycle.
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It's just a natural part of the human life cycle and no one, not even famous women, should be shamed for it.
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The Monterey Bay Aquarium's social media team has officially experienced the full life cycle of a piece of internet content in 2018.
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Thus, we are exactly where we should be in the life cycle of an emerging technology with such widespread potential for impact.
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But for a family to go through a generational life-cycle without the opportunity to legalize as a family — that's something else.
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BioShock came out early in the life cycle of the previous generation of consoles, back in the distant haze of summer 2007.
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Now in beta, Bitfusion Flex essentially aims to give developers a single platform for managing the life cycle of an AI application.
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The soil mix is designed to stay pH balanced and contains nutrients that are released in sync with the plant's life cycle.
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How can we make the life cycle [of a test] match up a little better with the materials that are being used?
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They're now relatively cheap to manufacture, and they tend to provide solid performance right up until the end of their life cycle.
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One flower on Dani's flower crown blooms and frays over and over again, mimicking the life cycle so central to the film.
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This increases the security and transparency of all information that is stored on a blockchain across the life cycle of a transaction.
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"Life-cycle dynamics, educational attainment, inheritances, and portfolio composition — particularly, residential real estate — all play an important role," the report's authors said.
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I ask McRae if Vizio has just invented its last TV. "We don't worry about device life cycle," he says, very seriously.
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After decades of advancement, some suggest the movement — having reached maturity — is now stale and approaching the end of its life-cycle.
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"We will be selling both [versions] through the life cycle," Andrew House, Sony Interactive Entertainment's CEO, told the Financial Times in June.
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MANAR is the company's core system for portfolio position-keeping, trade life cycle management, controls of investment constraints and back-office activities.
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Updating views of the entrepreneur's life cycle – and peak performance within it – may shift innovation toward areas that older individuals know better.
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Life cycle analysis quantifies the full environmental impacts of a fossil fuel from the time it is extracted to its end use.
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The look migrated from Hollywood to runway to street style to retail (otherwise known as the fashion life cycle), as MTV chronicled.
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That one proved the bear case for content targeting a specific medium too early in its life cycle, and suffered the consequences.
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What's happening here is undeniably special: that moment in the life cycle of every celebrity artist when a person becomes an idea.
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As BMW's electric cars reach the end of their first life cycle, more used batteries will be added to the storage farm.
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Presented by the Central Park Conservancy, each 90-minute hike teaches how the entire life cycle of trees benefits the forest ecosystem.
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Testosterone throughout the life cycle, including puberty, is the reason the best elite females are not competitive in competition against elite males.
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"Some fireflies get hit especially hard when their habitat disappears because they need special conditions to complete their life cycle," she said.
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Halo: Reach had mostly reached the end of its life cycle, and Halo 4 didn't grip Halo fans in the same way.
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As expectations from seed investors intensify, a new stage of investment has established itself earlier in the venture-backed company life cycle.
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This challenge is 85033 times worse – 99 percent of future life cycle costs are hidden – for other officials and taxpayers to handle.
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For a brief moment during that stage of its life cycle, the tongue consists of two half-tubules before merging into one.
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The Air Force Gunsmith Shop is part of the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center's Armament Directorate and was formed in 1958.
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By studying the fish's unusual life cycle, they hope to gain insights into the process of aging in other vertebrates, including us.
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Depicting stelae-like forms, each of which bears a discernible belly button, these images echo the life-cycle theme of their larger mates.
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However, proponents of P3 projects say the entire life cycle of the asset needs to be considered when looking at the bottom line.
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The company posts about taking care of your plants on its blog, but doesn't walk you through their life cycle step-by-step.
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Most of those vehicles are early in their product life cycle, such as the Blazer, which is in its first year of production.
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The former are constant on the move, butting up against one another and sometimes doing more with aims of continuing the life cycle.
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It's an agenda that covers the entire life cycle, aiming to give people the strength and social resources to stand on their own.
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Peer-reviewed Life Cycle Assessment models commissioned by HP and conducted by PE International for inkjet (September 2013) and LaserJet (September 5763) printing.
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Here's what to look at: Sometimes, poor readings by such yardsticks foretell potentially terminal corporate illness — the erosion of the corporate life cycle.
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However, keep in mind that Windows Vista, which was released in 2006, is approaching the end of its planned life cycle next year.
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You can build a really great product and introduce it into the market and that'll have it's own life cycle until trends change.
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And instead of throwing those away, we refurbish them a little and we could sell them, prolonging the life cycle of the products.
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In your training, you'll discover the nuts and bolts of an entire project life cycle, from initiation and planning to execution and closure.
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As Facebook's head of open source James Pearce told me, the idea here is to better manage the life cycle of these projects.
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PG: What I learned is that solar radiation drives the entire ocean life cycle—just like on land—but the ocean works differently.
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Then, you get seeds or seedlings, as well as nutrients, through the life cycle of the plant and instructions as you go along.
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It has an intricate life-cycle: after infecting a human, it moves between the liver and blood, changing its form all the while.
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"We communicate clearly and frequently to customers throughout the life cycle of the product to help customers avoid paying interest," Ms. Tarter said.
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Granted, the cars in Bentley's stable are at the end of their life cycle and will soon see replacement, which may invigorate transactions.
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The manufacturing life cycle of these automobiles can involve as many as eight border crossings, with goods flowing in large part by rail.
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The Japanese defense official said that Lockheed's radar had been selected due to its search capabilities and life-cycle costs, among other factors.
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Our emotions are like everything else in existence in that they have a life cycle: they're born, they peak, and then they die.
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But it's a trend that most favors entrenched firms, which raise ever-larger funds to accommodate a shift in the startup life cycle.
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According to Linner and Bock, the focus in the Japanese prefabrication industry is shifting to "service design" related to the building's life cycle.
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So how the hell did this group-band-whatever-they-are have such a short initial life cycle but such long-term longevity?
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Back in 2011, Britain's Environment Agency conducted a life-cycle assessment of various bag options, looking at every step of the production process.
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Last summer, the team implemented a comprehensive common carp control campaign, including year-round strategies that take advantage of the fish's life cycle.
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"We have to manufacture modern, advanced, innovative products in their initial life cycle," said Antonio Cammisecra, the chief executive of Enel Green Power.
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The natural life cycle of the virus involves only mosquitoes and birds, and its primary mosquito carrier tends to live away from humans.
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It can learn that dogs have tails and legs, but it doesn't know how they relate to the life cycle of a dog.
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And the investment came together quickly, with the Andreessen Horowitz investor noting a roughly one-month time frame for the deal's life cycle.
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I've long cherished bars as sites of real community, where nearly the whole of an adult's life cycle can be enacted and observed.
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Thankfully, EEE usually makes its home in mosquitoes that live away from people, and humans aren't part of the virus's natural life cycle.
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Apple reports that a single iPhone 11 results in the emission of about 70 kilograms of carbon dioxide emissions over its life cycle.
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Ms. Persson brought such disarming immediacy to her singing that this familiar work, depicting a young woman's emotional life cycle, seemed remarkably fresh.
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An earlier version of this obituary misstated how long it takes C. elegans, the roundworm Dr. Brenner studied, to complete its life cycle.
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She points to the nascent modular phone as an example of innovative thinking that can mitigate this aspect of the electronics life cycle.
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Unlike a standard fund, The Helm also plans to make all its investments in the first year of its 10-year life cycle.
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At another station, Growing Chefs will lead them in exploring a sunflower's life cycle: They'll create an illustrated notebook and a sunflower sprouts salad.
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"It's all driven by alternative ways of delivering complicated projects and additional consideration of the full life-cycle costs of these projects," Forsgren said.
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Despite the fact that House of Marley stresses that it designs products to have a longer life cycle, it does not offer battery replacements.
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"Part of its life cycle needs to be in a mosquito," says Janis Antonovics, a research professor of biology at the University of Virginia.
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At the time of publish, the Dancing Winnie meme has entered the life-cycle stage where serious verified accounts have begun to catch on.
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The life cycle of a smartphone in China was relatively shorter at 20.2 months in 2016 and 21 months for both 53 and 2018.
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We tend not to get married on the first date, so it's wonderful to meet as early in a company's life cycle as possible.
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GCHQ has therefore established special arrangements to ensure appropriate handling of such data throughout its life-cycle, both within and, where applicable, beyond GCHQ.
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In this deep dive of data we found a trove of insights, including 230 innovation clusters across eight stages of the learning life cycle.
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Sourced, or source{d}, as the company styles its name, provides developers and IT departments with deeper analytics into their software development life cycle.
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Integrating biology, he says, could lead to more sustainable buildings and a new way to think about the life cycle of the built environment.
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Here, she seems to be going back to a primordial state; some see the series as representing the life cycle, from birth to death.
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Furthermore, its estimate of the cost of the C-Series was inflated by looking at only one year early in the production life cycle.
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"Hair dryer chicken" is in the midst of its own internet life cycle, and Rosner doesn't really have anything to do with it anymore.
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Simple Life Cycle Mason Jar ($18): This compact brewer is fun, but the filter is too porous and lets through a lot of sediment.
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It may seem a little crazy, but burning up in the atmosphere is just a part of the natural life cycle of large spacecraft.
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When Instagram launched in 2010, it completely disrupted the industry's previously top-down flow of ideas, while accelerating the life cycle of a trend.
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Services include standardisation of credit support annexes, end-to-end trade life cycle management, independent valuation and risk calculation, dispute elimination and payment netting.
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As with any new business model, Kantar's Whitfield said there is a life cycle that's to be expected for these types of styling services.
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In contrast, for household and personal product companies like Procter & Gamble and Unilever, packaging life cycle management and supply chain impacts are more material.
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It's our first time innovating within the life cycle, so I'm not exactly sure what impact that will have on our plan going forward.
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And Sarracino, who invests alongside partner Peter McCoy, is expecting many more "exits" over the next 15 years, the life cycle for its funds.
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Most plants, including fruits and vegetables, need the help of pollinators, like bees, birds, and beetles, to continue their life cycle and grow fruit.
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Many venture firms have a ten-year life cycle to their fund and are expected to provide returns at the end of this period.
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It's believed that when the goddess wakes from a long winter's sleep in March, she thaws the Earth and starts its life cycle anew.
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Q: Why does the market still do five-year deals even those are obviously a poor fit for the life-cycle of tech companies?
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The program has an expected cost of $267 billion over its life cycle, including $128 billion to research, develop, and to buy 12 submarines.
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"The broader society, other sentient beings and the environment should also be considered as stakeholders throughout the AI system's life cycle," the experts write.
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Look at guides published by the Environmental Protection Agency, which show the size and appearance of bedbugs at different stages in their life cycle.
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That summer, we were all three in the same apartment — the only time in the company's life cycle where the whole company was together.
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Dreyfus explained that Sea Hunter II's design is expected to shave 25% to 30% off the life-cycle cost over a 10-year period.
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Sellers can also manage orders, log customer-relationship management on their phones, and track the life cycle of sample requests when they visit shops.
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"It's the quality of that user that is still something up for debate and it's still very new in its life cycle," he noted.
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As Kong CEO and co-founder Augusto Marietti told me, the company wants to expand its platform to cover the full service life cycle.
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Nor is there a standardized life cycle assessment methodology for emissions from "clean" energy sources as compared to their "fossil" fuel counterparts and competitors.
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Our research also showed that the cost of maintenance and repair is substantially reduced when design-build is further integrated across the life cycle.
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Without releasing the full life cycle analysis report, Soylent revealed that its packaging and logistics operations were the biggest contributor to its carbon emissions.
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I remember being glued to the egg-shaped piece of plastic that showed a digital pet and it's life cycle as time went on.
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Benbow did his PhD studying the life cycle of insects in Hawaiian streams, and how humidity, moisture, and temperature affect how fast they grow.
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Jason Hurley: Setting this arc a couple of years into the disease's life cycle allowed us to set the desperation level a lot higher.
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"And they are guilty when, at the end of the life-cycle of the product, they do not take charge of its disposal," Bellini said.
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Since their relationship has gone through this long and complicated life cycle, it only makes sense that Hemsworth's acting career would also come full circle.
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Black holes, coming in a variety of sizes, are extraordinarily dense entities formed when very massive stars collapse at the end of their life cycle.
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On June 8, the former pair embarked on the AIDS Life Cycle, a seven-day, 545-mile cycling event from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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"The hookworms that cause cutaneous larva migrans can't complete their life cycle in humans, so they will eventually die in a few weeks," Pritt says.
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If the tests go well, the beverage might just be introduced at Taco Bell locations nationwide, thus completing frosé's life cycle as a trendy beverage.
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In the U.S. and Europe, especially, the life cycle of a smartphone has been steadily increasing, according to data from market research firm Kantar Worldpanel.
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Stopping malarial transmission within the mosquito, rather than the human, is promising because it disrupts transmission at a key point of the parasite life cycle.
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Snapshots of V1213 Cen's novae life cycle (top), and the position of the star in the sky as seen from the Warsaw telescope dome (bottom).
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Men should start to implement lifestyle changes at least three months before conception, which is the approximate length of time of the sperm life cycle.
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Trump could go even further by introducing a royalty relief program that phases out or reduces royalties toward the end of a well's life cycle.
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"There is a life-cycle component to what people want in their jobs and what they're prioritizing," said Jon Cohen, chief research officer at SurveyMonkey.
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But the focus is on doubling down on a few prospects, with the fund slated to do around 12-15 deals through its life cycle.
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This means the energy and water used by washing machines is often the biggest single impact across the full life cycle of a football kit.
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"Fashion has such a nuanced life cycle, and I'm thrilled to bring back Baby Phat with this capsule for Forever 21," Leissner tells Refinery29 exclusively.
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Set in Pune, India, 75 miles outside of Mumbai, the zine is an allegory about human friendship told through the life cycle of t-shirts.
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The study examines the cost of ductile iron pipe compared to PVC plastic pipe and importantly focuses on the full life cycle of the installation.
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"We want to extend support and commit to that support over the long haul for these devices that have a longer life cycle," Narayanan said.
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What can we do that we've never done before, but inside of the life cycle of a platform to create something new, enhanced, more powerful?
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"Earlier in the DTC life cycle, marketing is all about customer acquisition using performance marketing tactics to promote product attributes," said Forrester analyst Jay Pattisall.
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And if the battery is near the end of its life cycle, the device will run out of juice more quickly than it once did.
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But clean energy is coming up fast behind natural gas and may well catch up before new plants reach the end of their life cycle.
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We're not life cycle investors and think that focusing on later rounds actually dollar-cost averages your returns down while misaligning investor interests with founders.
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In the life cycle of an independent worker there are natural fluctuations in your income, treat this as a more significant downturn, said Henry-Moreland.
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Wildfires are a natural part of a forest's life cycle and have been part of the state's history since long before anyone called it California.
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Sometimes she's an egg, sometimes she's a caterpillar, her life cycle repeated over and over, as the old Mothra "dies" and a new one hatches.
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Chief among them is the idea of ensuring human responsibility for any weapon throughout its life cycle, which could create new liabilities for arms manufacturers.
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I've long said that the true test of a great feature very early in its life cycle is when it combines both delight and frustration.
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The program will host scientists who will discuss the animals' behavior, life cycle and territory, and how global warming continues to threaten the bears' habitat.
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Again, the vast majority of infectious disease experts say it is too early in the life cycle of the illness to make assumptions like that.
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Ms. Hilborn sees the educational value of #BestCarcass and hopes the contest never ends and continues to reveal a taboo side of the life cycle.
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"It's a bit unprecedented," said Ford's truck marketing manager, Todd Eckert, of the heavy discounting so early in the life cycle of his rivals' trucks.
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Word of the Day adjective: occurring every second year adjective: having a life cycle lasting two seasons noun: an event that occurs every two years noun: (botany) a plant having a life cycle that normally takes two seasons from germination to death to complete; flowering biennials usually bloom and fruit in the second season _________ The word biennial has appeared in 221 articles on nytimes.
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Instead, Renner says Personio is starting earlier in the employee life-cycle including recruiting, and provides a seamless transition of successful applicants into the HRM section.
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All of the games releasing within this life cycle [of consoles] will absolutely be playable on the standard PS4 … This just offers the consumer another option.
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The vast amount of noise and data you have to sift through at that phase in the security life cycle almost guarantees you will miss threats.
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The need for postsecondary education and high-quality work experience has created a new stage in the life cycle that everyone has yet to figure out.
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Synopsys is buying Black Duck to strengthen its ability to push security and quality testing throughout its software's development life cycle, reducing risk for its customers.
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But what would happen if, instead of your crushes living out their inevitably short-lived life cycle, all of your would-be paramours discovered your infatuation?
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While construction, the next step from architecture in the real estate life-cycle, has been slow to apply new tech, architecture has evolved along with it.
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Splunk's Splunkbase is a microcosm of this concept, and serverless will make this economically feasible for companies at a variety of stages in their life cycle.
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The plasmodium parasite has many routes of attack, a complicated life cycle with multiple stages of development, and thousands more genes than other disease-causing bugs.
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A new PS4 currently retails for $349 from most retailers; a move to $299 at this point in the console's life cycle would definitely make sense.
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And though that may be subject to change, this is really the first concrete insight from Sony into how it views the overall PS4 life cycle.
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The colder waters during a La Niña delay their maturation and allow them to survive into the next year, giving them a two-year life cycle.
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But while covering the startup world is one of the most exciting and fulfilling parts of our job, death is a part of any life cycle.
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By now, it's pretty well-known that plastic floating around the ocean is a problem, and it also contributes to greenhouse gases throughout its life cycle.
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And are we getting close to or approaching that point of the life cycle when it's time to start thinking about new versions of the hardware?
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A team of researchers, led by computer scientist Arkaitz Zubiaga of the University of Warwick, wanted to track the life cycle of a social media rumor.
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Some environmental groups have also questioned whether EPA has properly evaluated the life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of corn ethanol to calculate its global warming potential.
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Since the life cycle of mosquitoes is temperature sensitive, scientists have long been concerned about how their prevalence might spread as the world continues to warm.
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Aside from Arrival, there are options out on three of his other stories (Understand, Life Cycle of Software Objects, and Hell is the Absence of God).
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It's a very short part of the life cycle, but it's extremely critical in making sure you're handing off to the operating system you're supposed to.
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But the allusions to seat belts (restraint), rearview mirrors (distance), and the physics of spinning wheels (life cycle) don't require under-the-hood knowledge to appreciate.
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Once again, that's not an indictment of Samsung, so much as a reflection of where we are in the life cycle of a mature smartphone industry.
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In summer 2019, we are at the tail end of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One life cycle — both are expected to get replaced in 2020.
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But here's what needs to happen first: Better structures and a life cycle post initial coin offerings (ICOs) — the fundraising process that helps launch new cryptocurrencies.
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Mei Xiang, who is almost 20 and nearing the end of her reproductive life cycle, was also artificially inseminated last year, but did not give birth.
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When the full life cycle of the fuel is considered, there are abundant and near-term carbon benefits, especially if biomass is replacing fossil fuel use.
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It said the F-35 offered the most capability, lowest life-cycle cost of any fighter on the market, and long-term industrial and economic opportunities.
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Instead of a pipe-smoking bookworm drolly reciting Marcuse, he seems like someone permanently lodged in the Che Guevara–poster phase of the socialist life cycle.
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What this truly means is that bets on the success or failure of a startup are being made earlier in the life cycle of the company.
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And of course, Apple is trying to get back and recycle as many broken or unused devices at the end of their life cycle as possible.
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And there's a cultural change, even inside the company, to think differently about the life cycle, the relationship, the strategic nature of going after those customers.
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Such objects have completed their hydrogen-burning life cycle, and thus are the fossils of all prior generations of stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way.
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The Navy's deployment plan, the Optimized Fleet Response Plan, which governs the entire life cycle of a ship and its crew, is also in the crosshairs.
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"We are just now tapping into how data can help investors make better decisions across the entire life cycle of the investment value chain," Rainey said.
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Manufacturing a 750 milliliter glass bottle accounts for 33 percent of a wine's life cycle emissions in North America, according to the Beverage Industry Environmental Roundtable.
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The city then announced that it would accept "concession" delivery proposals — but only if they produced a life cycle cost savings of at least 15 percent.
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This cracking of the ice, or calving, is a normal part of an ice shelf's life cycle, but these recent changes are unfamiliar to this area.
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The franchises are each in different stages of their life cycle, with the second Orangetheory opening in July and the third expected to launch this fall.
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The conclusion we reach from these sets of facts is that both gender and marital status have large impacts on labor supply over the life cycle.
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"Indiegogo entrepreneurs build a team of backers throughout a project's life cycle, and this lets them continue to be able to support their backers," Mandelbrot explained.
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Schneider says Wag has been thinking about the full life cycle of a dog, from purchasing and adoption through puppy life up to the very end.
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Blending credits have a two-year life cycle, meaning that the companies' 2014 and 2015 credits came due for delivery to EPA in 2016 and 2017.
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The powerful systems that have since emerged bring together several elements—software services in computer-aided design and engineering; simulation; process control; and product life cycle management.
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The researchers took a "life cycle" approach, where, for instance, the carbon cost of car ownership includes the greenhouse gases produced during the manufacturing of the vehicle.
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The life cycle for apps has also grown swift, to say the least; Peach was proclaimed "dead" by some publications less than a week after its launch.
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It's a risky life cycle, and it's one reason Thorp is so concerned about Franklin's, which, by the way, is named for a researcher, not Benjamin Franklin.
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But now that we've moved past the "omg scrunchies are back?!" stage in the life cycle of fashion trends, we can enjoy them without the nostalgic connotations.
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Germany has taken legal steps to give its financial regulator, BaFin, the power to provide relief until the end of 2020 on all contractual "life cycle" events.
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Artist-to-fan messaging could bring the whole life-cycle from discovery to affinity to real monetization beyond the royalties all within one green and black app.
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That said, both books are very charming and well constructed, and perhaps what they represent is just the natural life cycle of all once-fearsome mythical creatures.
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For all of 2018, Crunchbase projects that well over $300 billion was invested in equity funding rounds across all stages of the venture-backed company life cycle.
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When thinking about the edtech landscape, I frame solutions by the life cycle of a learner: early childhood, primary and secondary school, higher ed and continuing education.
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At around the same point in its life-cycle the New Labour government, that other election-winning behemoth, was sometimes slipping into third behind the Lib Dems.
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Adam represents clients at all stages of their life cycle, from incorporation to exit, with an emphasis on working with entrepreneurs and fast-paced, rapid-growth enterprises.
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The sum of all that energy is embodied energy, and it allows us to start thinking about design much earlier in the life cycle of a project.
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" Bridges points out that many ideals of masculinity, such as penetrative sex throughout the life cycle, are marketed "as if they should be achievable by all men.
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Sometimes, parts of the ice shelf break off to form icebergs — a process known as calving that's a perfectly normal part of an ice sheet's life cycle.
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It's a late stage in a star's life cycle where a helium flash occurs and temperatures rise millions of degrees until the entire star's structure is rearranged.
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Even at its Disrupt launch, early in Maluuba's life cycle, the company impressed by demonstrating a virtual assistant product that could manage a wide range of domains.
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Southeast Asia: an intensifying battlefield for tech investments There has never been so much VC money in Southeast Asia chasing interesting startups, at all life cycle stages.
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Psychologists critiquing male gender roles in the 70s developed a theory of a man's life cycle: boyish aggression, adult masculine coldness, and then (if you're lucky) liberation.
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Simultaneously displayed and preserved in the plastic, the physical form of the plants remains while their connection to the life cycle and to nature is stripped away.
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So the entire life cycle of these stars created every element represented on the periodic table, according to Edo Berger of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.
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I was able to track down a former Interscone employee, who spoke to me under the condition of anonymity and explained the life cycle of a scooter.
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And as they move through a life cycle and eventually, you may graduate from your parents' wireless account, you have your own as your life circumstances change.
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They rebalance their assets, resources and innovation spending across their businesses in all three stages of the business life cycle — the old, the now and the new.
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Today, even if I were to become deeply familiar with the life cycle and gender transitions of the modern chicken, I couldn't easily provision any of those.
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At 52 years old (a tween in a dwarf's life cycle), Borlen is a worry to his parents and a whipping boy among his gem-crunching peers.
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She traces the battery straight to the source and works her way to the end of the product's life cycle, pointing out where the trail gets murky.
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Our research at MIT confirmed that failing to design for the life cycle adds up to 35 percent in avoidable costs across the entire public infrastructure collection.
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There is expectation of higher earnings because these companies are in the "growth stage of their business life cycle," said CGS-CIMB Securities Thailand analyst Uraiwan Tantisuwannakul.
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He settled on Caenorhabditis elegans, or C. elegans, a tiny, transparent roundworm that dwells in the soil, eats bacteria and completes its life cycle in three days.
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In this one, Scott shot the nude model in three different poses, each for an android in various stages of its life cycle: young, decomposing and dead.
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It traces the life cycle of the Robert Taylor Homes, a public housing block on Chicago's south side that was destroyed by governmental shrug ten years ago.
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We're obviously spending more times with the companies that are earlier in their life cycle, the ones that are going to go public in the next year.
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"We are actually investing in really bringing all of this together to create the "Customer-for-Life Cloud," which is how you take marketing, sales, support and customer success — all of the aspects of a customer across the entire life cycle journey and bring them to a common data model where a business that is using Freshworks can see the entire life cycle of the customer," Mathrubootham explained.
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But religious attendance ebbs and then flows across the life cycle, falling when you leave home and then increasing with child rearing and with the encroachment of mortality.
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Every film in the franchise has at least some sexual overtones, built into Giger's phallic alien design, and the rape and pregnancy life cycle of the xenomorph species.
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Of course, speculation and leaks have always been a constant presence in the iPhone life cycle, though things do appear to have accelerated a bit in recent years.
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As part of its Environmental Challenge 2050, Toyota vowed to reduce vehicle life-cycle emissions by 25 percent or more by 2030, and all carbon output by 2050.
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As Richard Revesz, the former NYU law school dean, and Jack Lienke have shown, much of the coal industry infrastructure has long outlived its intended natural life cycle.
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"The big issue is with the life cycle of the worm," says Craig Withers, a senior Carter Center health official who has worked with Hopkins for many years.
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Bain also insists that defi gives lenders far more control and configurability so they can manage a loan's entire life cycle without expensive and oft-delayed professional services.
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"It's been challenging every step of the way," Hill said, noting that ticks have a very long, complex life cycle, and are difficult to grow in the lab.
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The ministry has already published draft rules to create a "traceability management platform" aimed at tracking the entire life cycle of electric car batteries from production to disposal.
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The life-cycle of the lido has been surprisingly regular: built in the 1930s, closed in the 1990s due to lack of money and, with luck, recently revived.
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The jet is estimated to cost more than $1 trillion over the course of its life cycle, and is supposed to be all things to all military branches.
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"The environmental impacts from a football exist across all the various stages of its life cycle," explains Phillip Perstitch, a consultant for corporate carbon footprint consultants Carbon Trust.
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To successfully protect connected cars from cyberattacks, a paradigm shift is needed in automotive vehicle design: Security must become part of the entire life cycle of the vehicle.
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"If all we were going to do was market those two compounds and let them run their life cycle then we should probably just sell them," Scangos said.
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Block III has a longer life cycle, and more advanced avionics that would better complement the F-235C, EA-270G Growler, and other planes comprising the air wing.
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That's because the insects don't adversely impact the health of the trees they munch on; the caterpillar life cycle lasts about six weeks, so the leaves regrow afterward.
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Residents of several East Coast states will be able to witness (and hear) the fruition of the brood's 17-year life cycle, which won't appear again until 2033.
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They had been deeply struck by Michael Pollan's 2002 New York Times Magazine article, "Power Steer," about the life cycle of a cow destined for a Kansas feedlot.
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Roche said biosimilar competition was a normal part of the drug life cycle and "biosimilars have a role to play in supporting the financial sustainability of healthcare systems".
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By the time the first cool nights arrive at the end of September, surviving insects are declining, and the first frosts spell the end of their life cycle.
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The private activities and rituals of this free-and-easy nuclear family play out against the backdrop of the human life cycle and the vivid spectacle of nature.
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But, as part of a longer-term master plan, it has been exploring a wide range of other financial products to support its companies across their life cycle.
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Always reserved, Johns turns Munch's end-time painting to his own purposes, waxing philosophical rather than political, boring into the meanings that the life cycle holds for him.
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The idea here is to provide retailers with a single platform that allows them to manage the order life cycle from purchase to delivery (or the checkout aisle).
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An antiviral drug must be able to target the specific part of a virus's life cycle that is necessary for it to reproduce, according to Harvard Medical School.
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They traced the life cycle from childhood through youth and adulthood to old age with two paintings per phase except adulthood, which, as only seems fair, merited four.
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What, for entrepreneurs who might be listening to this because they know Product Hunt and they know you, what stands out at that level of business life cycle?
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There may be fewer of them in the future, she said, because as some palm trees reach the end of their life cycle, they may not be replaced.
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On top of pressure from fishing, the construction of the Gezhouba Dam hurt the species by dividing the fish's population into two groups and disrupting their life cycle.
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This course covers planning and managing small-to-medium-sized projects by understanding project life cycle, learning steps to ensure appropriate communication, managing resources and stakeholders, and more.
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"The drama associated with" the take private fiasco "is a great example of why even a great company may need different leaders during its life cycle," Dorsheimer said.
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Start at the beginning of the life cycle of a private-equity fund with the investors who entrust their money to firms that promise them a healthy return.
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The administration's recently released infrastructure plan incentivizes the development of effective and efficient water infrastructure, streamlines the federal procurement process, and ensures life-cycle management at hydropower facilities.
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"Any painting of that age will almost always have had a history of interventions," he said, calling them part of "the natural life cycle of old master paintings."
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"Tech-centric companies want to go public sooner in their life cycle so that they can get capital, pump it back into the business, and scale," he says.
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