Remarkably, participants were 2.8% more economical when smiling than frowning, and 2.2% more economical in comparison with the normal thoughts condition.
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Versatile, practical, and portable, they're more economical than permanent versions.
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It is still far more economical and easy to justify.
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Both pieces are reusable to make the trips more economical.
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Metal beds tend to be more economical than wood beds.
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But Jacobs is a far more economical fighter than others.
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This is the Reebow bag, which is the more economical version.
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It's much more economical to smuggle in a bottle of vodka.
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As such, going through Starz is a much more economical route.
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More convenient (and often, more economical) is valet parking ($14 overnight).
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Still, that's pretty normal, especially in this more economical price range.
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It's not just more economical for customers, but it's also less wasteful.
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It was more economical and generally slower — unless you caught favorable winds.
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For smaller spaces, however, a personal heater is a more economical choice.
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Nonetheless, Huffington advises that you approach clothing with a more economical view.
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What's happening: A historic shift to cleaner, more economical, automated transportation is underway.
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It was more economical, both logistically and narratively, to gather children in groups.
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Surely any use of solar power is more economical than throwing it away.
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Buying individual pieces can be very expensive, so sets are a more economical alternative.
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I check my Kroger app and realize it'd be more economical to go there.
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Bypass thrust is more economical to create than core thrust, but it is slower moving.
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And it can be more economical to team up to manage care and track quality.
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It can also be much more economical than cable depending on which package you choose.
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He did so again before halftime, on the end of a much more economical buildup.
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It was a poignant shot, and one that a more economical director might have eliminated.
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Mr Brencich warned that it would be more economical "to demolish the bridge and rebuild it".
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Also, though more economical than the fully controlled variety, semi-controlled re-entry is not free.
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SpaceX is also trying to cut costs with reusable spaceships and aggressively pursue more economical designs.
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Actually, it is probably more economical to mark things that are NOT jokes, given current trends.
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Though latex caps are thinner and more likely to pull your hair, they are more economical.
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However in other urban areas, including Dallas, Texas and Phoenix, Arizona a personal vehicle remains more economical.
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These batteries wouldn't just be more powerful than what we have today—they'd be more economical, too.
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Just because shoppers are planning to be more economical doesn't necessarily mean they will be, Gonzalez said.
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Far more economical than buying actual diamonds, it's an app that is a shine of the times.
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" In my call for submissions, I requested tips for making ridesharing "smarter, more efficient, or more economical.
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A single-payer health system would be more functional, more economical and fairer than what we have.
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Wang is working on making his design more economical, but he already has other ideas for floats.
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"I'm using our innovation to give the government and the taxpayers a more economical thing," Fisher said.
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A high-torque motor right off the line that's more "economical" than your typical Bosch mid-drive.
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Spinning the impossibly long dialogue and tangled yarn of a written epic into something far more economical.
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A key part of that is making it more economical for companies to invest in this solution.
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So, when one of our favorite products opts for a more economical standard, we are pretty damn pleased.
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Exports are critical to ensuring the success of any jointly developed programs because they make them more economical.
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In either case, it is another expression of Burgundy, and quite a bit more economical than, say, Meursault.
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Lengthening or shortening their strides subsequently did not make them more economical; instead, it made them less efficient.
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"They have provided a means by which broad benefits may be accessed at more economical prices," Coleman said.
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However, Mozdziak told MIT Technology Review he believes that in the future, cultured meat will be more economical.
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As complex as that will likely be for the company, it still may be more economical than paying drivers.
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But the approach of hiring private companies for space station transportation, while more economical, is also years behind schedule.
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I can only surmise that hot air captured in PVC plastic gets more economical as the day wears on.
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Also, air gliders are smaller and more economical, making them convenient, portable home exercise equipment that doesn't need electricity.
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"We are making this process more economical as well as environmentally friendly," Malhari Habbu, service manager at Clarke Energy, said.
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More economical cars have traditionally used halogen bulbs, a practical choice because of their low cost, and rugged, reliable nature.
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They, in some fashion, invented a tennis that was more economical in terms of the footwork while being more effective.
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These mothers and fathers fill their refrigerators and tables with more economical food options, which almost always are less nutritious.
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So he'll have to get more economical as the innings mount if he wants to pitch deep into the game.
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It aims to offer the military, private companies and even NASA itself a more economical way to get into space.
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In that case, the disk and halo would be made of the same ingredients, "which would be more economical," she said.
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This was partially attributed to the shortened work week meaning employees had to be more economical and efficient with their time.
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The result: millions of stinky, diesel-powered vehicles fill Indian cities, after carmakers and buyers shifted to the more "economical" fuel.
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Tottenham have had to be even more economical, in order to finance their new stadium, which has cost £1bn to build.
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And the company did say the truck would be higher-performing and more economical than diesel trucks, based on several metrics.
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Buying whole chickens is a more economical choice and cutting one, as every home cook knows, is not hard to learn.
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The introduction of the more economical Super 53 camera in 1965 further expanded filmmaking into the homes of the average family.
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"Short-term rentals can wind up being a lot more economical than buying or renting at a hotel," Mr. Steinberg said.
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"Travelers are also being more economical with their time," Laurel Greatrix, director of communications at TripAdvisor said, according to the site.
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That has made it more economical to crush the beans and export soymeal to Southeast Asia - undercutting Argentina's industry in the process.
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Furthermore, the effects of minimum wage hikes have grown more pronounced as robots have improved, since it's more economical to use them.
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Boom's jets, which founder Scholl envisions in an all-business-class configuration, would be more economical than the Concorde, the founder expects.
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Their ability to find more economical deals becomes a way to distinguish themselves from the presumed decadent and self-indulgent upper classes.
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Instead of an MBA, certificate programs, specialized master&aposs degrees, and other alternatives can be more economical and aligned to your goals.
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If one form of moving requires less oxygen than another, it is more economical, less strenuous and will be easier to maintain.
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"People would not be driving Hummer vehicles in the streets of the U.S. but more economical Opels and green BMWs," he said.
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"It is unclear why Secretary Perry would require such costly travel in instances where more economical options were readily available," Pallone wrote.
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Durant's total came on a much more economical 9-for-16 night, helping Golden State made good on 50.6 percent of its shots.
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You might expect cars at the world's largest auto show, hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, to reflect European tastes for smaller, more economical cars.
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Finally, they actually found the cloud to be a more economical option, something that not every company that moves to the cloud finds.
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This can be a good thing in a chaotic situation, as it makes more economical use of our mental resources, narrowing our focus.
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Here's Barnes connecting per-account totals to pricing: Managing more of someone's financial assets, and financial life, is going to be more economical.
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Next, he plans to expand the number of housing units available to low-income tenants and to make the units even more economical.
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That means that electric cars will soon overtake internal combustion-powered cars as the more economical choice for consumers, according to the new report.
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As a general rule, if the price of bitcoin goes up, it becomes more economical to mine, no matter the efficiency of your equipment.
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Step forward Paul Ryan with the AHCA, which at its heart is an attempt to make Obamacare more economical rather than abolish it altogether.
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Not only does this help to make the batteries more economical, but also more safer in the event that liquids from them might leak.
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While satellites like WGS are both expensive and limited in their ability, a Hybrid Adaptive Network is more economical, resilient, and infinitely more flexible.
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Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz and others spent decades persuading European buyers that diesel was not only more economical than gasoline, but also more environmentally friendly.
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Cohen's lyrics were no less imaginative or charged, no less ironic or self-investigating, but he was clearer, more economical and formal, more liturgical.
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Long term, which is probably at least more than five years from now, Uber Air will be more economical than owning a car, Allison said.
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His competitors didn't have as high-quality planes, but they had small changes in strategy that allowed them to run a much more economical business.
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As runners burn fuel and become lighter during a race, he said, they should become more economical, needing less oxygen to maintain a certain speed.
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Printer companies do whatever they can to squash competition from more economical and sustainable third party options by frequently updating the firmware in the cartridges.
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With Falcon Heavy, SpaceX hopes to be able to launch heavier payloads, servicing more clients and potentially rolling multiple missions together for more economical operation.
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On the heels of a $903 million funding round valued at $1.2 billion, Postmates is making its Unlimited monthly subscription product a bit more economical.
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Humanity is also less dependent on paper, because now we have PDFs, a more economical and earth-friendly way to view, edit, and share documents.
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Piloted by one person and able to swallow four passengers, it'll take them up to 180 mph or, at a more economical speed, 62 miles.
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THEN AS YOU GET MORE COMPETITION, PRICE GOES DOWN, IT BECOMES MORE ECONOMICAL, AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT YOU KNOW, THE PROMISE WILL BE HERE.
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What knowledge can you share about the app, the process, and the system to make the whole process better, smarter, more efficient, or more economical?
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The DeX system isn't necessarily more economical than providing a laptop and phone for each employee, but it's certainly easier to manage from an IT perspective.
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First of all, it can be much more economical, and sometimes even fun, to buy groceries and cook than to eat out three times a day.
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However, especially with California's rising power rates and declining power reliability, it's becoming more and more economical to become at least somewhat independent of the grid.
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The McJannett-Smiths believe it is more economical to relocate to nearby Plano, which has the added advantage of placing it closer to many corporate headquarters.
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He and his friends spent $800 on a private driver one New Year's — so he started thinking about ways to make black cab service more economical.
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"We set up this partnership with the private industry in a way that was supposed to make things much more effective, much more economical," he said.
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For simple products being manufactured in bulk, conventional manufacturing techniques will just be more economical than printing them one at a time on a 3D printer.
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My philosophy was more economical than functional: I hit up Bed Bath & Beyond when I moved to NYC five years ago and opted for the cheapest ones.
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The whole thing cost $120 to put together, but Lai offers some solution on how to be more economical when re-creating the cake in the future.
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Unlike other Muslims who buy animals for slaughter a few days before the sacrificial holiday, Syed Ejaz Ahmad, 55, said raising his own calves was more economical.
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FedEx has made great strikes in restructuring its Express unit to reflect changing customer preference away from expensive overnight air deliveries and toward more economical Ground deliveries.
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With the rising costs of child care, it may appear more economical for one parent to temporarily stay home when there's a new baby on the scene.
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Those types of financial decisions — how much house to buy, for example, or buying a more economical car — will go a lot further than agonizing over lattes.
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Of the two men, Robert Whittaker is considerably more economical on the feet where Romero often throws himself wildly out of position and over-reacts to attacks.
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And while an Ivy League education may confer bragging rights at tony cocktail parties, public universities are far more economical and are engines for creating business leaders.
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In the short formats, it seems possible that captains could end up giving spinners the majority of overs, since they tend to be more economical than quick bowlers.
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As Trump denies the science behind climate change to promote the industry, coal-fired power plants continue to shut down to make way for more economical production methods.
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It surely won't be that way on day one, but once Uber deploys fully electric, autonomous shared vehicles, Allison said it will be more economical than driving a car.
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The world's third-largest carmaker profited from surging revenue in its North American market, boosted by cheaper petrol prices that made pickup trucks and SUVs more economical for consumers.
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Until sexual harassment claims are reported accurately, Hersch says, the pay premium won't be high enough for businesses to decide that it would be more economical to stop harassment.
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In the mid-21960s, as New York's commercial port was hemorrhaging business to more economical and modern rivals on the East Coast, the Brooklyn waterfront was in steady decline.
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This timing makes it more economical to turn your work trip into a leisurely stay because hotel prices are as much as 50 percent lower than during peak season.
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Clean power systems with a mix of fuels can more easily match generation to demand and productively use all assets more often, making these systems more economical to operate.
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That, in turn, will push health care providers to become more economical — they might think twice about buying an expensive new piece of equipment that doesn't deliver much value.
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Also this week, it will effectively relaunch the smallest version of its 737 MAX series by adding more seats to make it more economical for airlines and reverse weak sales.
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More economical than other internal combustion engines, diesels became the workhorses of the 20th century: They powered ships, trains, trucks and tanks; they cut trees, dug ore and drove factories.
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But officials also said they believe the policies will be more economical in the long run, saving homeowners about $19,000 over 30 years in the form of reduced energy bills.
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So, if one way of running is more economical than another, a runner employing that style will run longer and with greater ease than if he or she runs differently.
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For something a bit more economical, both the standard Viceroy King and Viceroy Deluxe King start at $165 and $184, and rise to $395 and $425 in high season, respectively.
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Now, even the better shows feel a bit tired and the 13-episode orders conspicuously stretched out, where a more economical run might have trimmed some of the conspicuous fat.
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That's $15 cheaper than the $40 NES30, making it more economical to buy a paid of N30's to replace both of the controllers that ship with the NES Classic Edition.
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It's narrower in width than its predecessor, too, and yet no screen surface area is lost, since the screen goes right to the edges, making for a much more economical display.
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They also came amid concerns that demand for new aircraft is slowing as the global economy cools and sharply lower oil prices make older, gas-guzzling planes more economical to fly.
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Eventually, Bergwall says, systems like this could make aviation more economical, if they convince regulators that many midsized business jets can drop the requirement for having two pilots in the cockpit.
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If all you do at your local gym is use the treadmill anyway, it could be more economical, not to mention more convenient, to invest in a permanent machine for your home.
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The look and feel is more reminiscent of the Tab S5e, which was released after the S26 earlier this year and which acts as a more economical alternative to Samsung's flagship lineup.
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They'll have to pay a 2.5% tariff, but they may find it more economical than adhering to the USMCA rules, said Robert Lawrence, a professor of international trade and investment at Harvard.
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Scientific techniques that might be available now, or that are available now that weren't available in 2007, more economical ways to do scientific testing than were available in '303 or '06 or '05.
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For those examples to be replicated broadly though, we need now to make these projects more economical and to identify additional uses for repurposing the captured carbon in addition to enhanced oil recovery.
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Barges are slower and less conspicuous than trains, planes and trucks, but they can be a much more economical way to move bulk goods, as they have done around this country for generations.
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GE has said that the 100,000-pound thrust engine will be the most fuel-efficient the company has ever produced and 5 percent more economical than any twin-aisle engine on the market.
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Similarly, in the winery, shortcuts like dunking oak staves or oak-dust tea bags into tanks of wine to infuse them with flavor are far more economical than aging wine in oak barrels.
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A major business breakthrough came in the early 2000s when he bought up high-sulfur coal reserves in Illinois, gambling that improved technology would make it more economical to burn dirty fuel, Forbes said.
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Better printing presses and transportation made publishing newspapers more economical, and the average American household read more than three newspapers in the time frame from 1910 to 1930, up from 0.9 in the 19703s.
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Carbon capture would require global infrastructure, they say, two to three times the size of the current oil and gas industry, and geoengineering would be much, much, much simpler to manage and more economical.
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The company has yet to commit to additional scooter models, but Russakow says there is a range of directions Boosted could go, be that a more economical scooter model or even another form factor.
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So far we are finding that this is an effective way to slow the growth of underwater cracks, which could ultimately result in less frequent repair schedules and make repairs safer and more economical.
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My adopted hometown, New Haven, has, like many cities, embraced a more economical water-park model, building a citywide network of "splash pads," sprinkler parks that do an adequate job of cooling you off.
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Paying more for a good pair of black boots instead of a lesser quality pair, for example, is actually more economical in the long run because you won't have to replace them so frequently.
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Boeing is meanwhile expected to relaunch the smallest version of its 737 MAX series by adding more seats to make it more economical for airlines, after negotiating the change with buyers including Southwest Airlines.
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He didn't use the same language that we use today, but he did say that it would prove to be more economical to build large systems of smaller functions which are separately packaged and interconnected.
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Southwest and its U.S. competitors — now awash in cash after earning record profits last year — are scouring developing nations for second-hand jetliners as cheap fuel makes older, less efficient aircraft more economical to operate.
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But now families have a more economical option to stand in place of these religious men: a robe-donning robot named Pepper who's been trained to recite prayers and scripture while tapping a little drum.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's first solar power farm to operate without a government subsidy is due to open in eastern England on Tuesday, as a sharp fall in costs has made renewable energy much more economical.
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However, knowing the fare up front should help us make more economical decisions — and without the guilt of knowing our fares are being hiked up three times the amount of what they would normally be.
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Electric buses could be made more economical because the five-ton batteries for electric buses can cost $250,000 or more, a big expense for a city like Tel Aviv that has more than 1,000 buses.
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That plane can "make flying long distances more economical for airlines, and requires fewer passengers flying a route to do so," said Gary Leff, a travel industry blogger with the site View from the Wing.
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Third, although technology is changing rapidly, consumers in monopoly states pay for the capital investment in old, less efficient power plants while in competitive states consumers promptly get the benefit of newer, more economical plants.
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It&aposs a much more economical alternative for those who don&apost make use of premium travel benefits but want to earn a flexible rewards currency at rate of over 1 mile per dollar spent.
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So paying extra for business-class seats might be the more economical choice, as research has found that the cost of replacing top-level executives can total more than 200 percent of their annual salaries.
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And that&aposs a shame, because not only does home cooking done right taste a lot better than prepackaged food or meals bought on the run, it&aposs frequently healthier and more economical, as well.
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And, for the activities and attractions that are just too expensive or extravagant, there are plenty of more economical alternatives — kind of like swapping out a Chanel purse for a quilted faux leather crossbody from Target.
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"The underactuated morphing wing principles presented here may inspire more economical and simpler morphing wing designs for aircraft and robots with more degrees of freedom than previously considered," write the researchers in the Science Robotics paper.
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Second, faster project approval will also attract private investors, increasing the use of public-private partnerships (P3s) that can help bring mothballed construction projects to market in a more economical and efficient manner in certain circumstances.
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The South Korean refiner has bought 1 million barrels of the U.S. heavy crude from Shell, the spokesman said, as weaker U.S. oil prices and low freight rates have made the purchase of U.S. crude more economical.
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Thomas says that college sustainability initiatives are "driven by the need to reduce costs and be more economical, but it's also driven by the fact that our primary constituents, millennials and generation Z, value it," he says.
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The idea of having one collection of pieces you can wear regardless of temperature sounds appealing (and, let's be honest, more economical), and yet we can't still help but dip into Zara's new arrivals every couple of months.
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KINSHASA, July 143 (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo has decided to more than double the size of its planned Inga 3 hydroelectric plant to make it more economical, after the $14 billion project was hit by financing problems.
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Dillon said Wilson introduced Duraweave felt in 1994 with a "more economical process" so that its balls that use it cost more than 25 percent less than the United States Open balls, which have more and better felt.
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There are exceptions; due to geography Philippines Airlines has a slightly shorter, more economical hop to U.S. west coast cities, while Singapore Airlines launched 17.5 hour non stop flights from its Singapore hub to San Francisco last year.
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There are exceptions; due to geography Philippines Airlines has a slightly shorter, more economical hop to U.S. west coast cities, while Singapore Airlines Ltd launched 17.5 hour non-stop flights from its Singapore hub to San Francisco last year.
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REWE said the system is much more economical and should allow for more flexible processes, adding that it hopes eventually to be able to serve online customers with fresh meat and cheese such as that served at supermarket counters.
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The buyers are hoping that the land will increase in value nonetheless, because of higher energy prices, new technologies that could make exploration and drilling more economical or the emergence of markets for other resources hidden beneath the surface.
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Eventually, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick hopes that prices for using these driverless vehicles will fall so low that it will be more economical for us to order Ubers than to drive our own cars, even for long-distance road trips.
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EVs and online marketplaces thrive despite slump in Chinese car sales On the other hand, used cars became a more economical choice in a consumer culture that, unlike many countries in the west, has been slow to embrace second-hand goods.
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"If you have health care, this is still a more economical way for you to see primary care because the cost for the first year is $20 which is as much as your co-pay, if you have insurance," Cape said.
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Indeed, Cerrone's usually wide, loopy hands have looked crisper, more economical and heavier at welterweight, and while we haven't seen it tested a Cerrone with more mass around his middle might well have banished his troubles with taking the body work.
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There is no better or more economical way to get a film education than to watch double features at Film Forum; the theater still makes it possible to catch considered pairings from the canon under excellent conditions and in rapid succession.
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But $10 a day does add up pretty quick, so AT&T customers might still find it more economical to opt for the cheapest Passport plan and do their best to use Wi-Fi whenever possible — or invest in an unlocked phone.
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Although US shale oil has become more economical to produce — costs have halved over the past two years to below $40 a barrel in some instances — Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern producers still pump oil for less than $10 a barrel.
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If that is the case, Brexit will see not a rise in jobs for British citizens but an even greater shift of job opportunities to workers living overseas as the end of EU free movement makes remote workers the more economical option.
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Once you hit 500 points, you join Uber Gold and get flexible cancellations that refund your $5 cancellation fee if you rebook within 15 minutes, plus priority support Gold is for users who occasionally take Uber but stick to its more economical options.
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SpaceX uses its Dragon cargo capsule to ferry experiment materials, supplies and more to and from the ISS, and it also refurbishes and reflies these capsules when possible as part of its ongoing mission to make spaceflight more reusable, and therefore more economical.
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By contrast, Prime Minister Boris Johnson led his Conservative Party to victory via a far more economical average of 403,265 votes for each of its 365 seats — a roughly tenfold difference in the parties' ability to translate votes cast into seats won.
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Gates also wrote that eating more eggs, rich in protein and other nutrients, can help fight malnutrition, and many farmers with small flocks find that it's more economical to let the eggs hatch, sell the chicks, and use the money to buy nutritious food.
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"This is going to completely transform the network platform from hardware-dependent to software — which is much more flexible, much more scalable, much more economical, and will be able to provide the platform not only to Japan, but everywhere in the world," Mikitani said.
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Hydrate your skin — and your body "My mom preached water, because it was more economical than soda or juice," she told People a few years back, adding that she tries to avoid air conditioning, which dries out the skin, whenever she can. 5. Relax!
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And he said the Electreon system will have to prove to be more economical, cleaner and higher performing than buses that run on compressed natural gas or electrified buses that operate with overhead recharging wires that already operate in Seattle, Berlin and many other cities.
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This policy would provide the fossil fuel industry with financial motivation to decrease emissions and make investments in technology that would make carbon capture more economical, while putting money back in the pockets of American families and spreading the benefits of the energy transition.
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Gold: Flexible cancellations Once you hit 500 points, you join Uber Gold and get flexible cancellations that refund your $5 cancellation fee if you rebook within 15 minutes, plus priority support Gold is for users who occasionally take Uber but stick to its more economical options.
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But I think there's a more economical way to explain why the media's behavior this election is so troubling to liberal intellectuals, and it has less to do with partisan liberal biases or the media's powers of judgment than with basic anthropological facts about the press itself.
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Although local renewable energy generation seems like an obvious solution to the problem of large-scale transmission projects, a DOE report found that in most cases it's more economical to build transmission lines to pipe in the electricity from regions where the renewable source is cheap and abundant.
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Musk said that even without convoying using the Tesla Semi instead of a regular diesel truck was already more economical on a cost-per-mile basis, but being able to string these together in a highway-driven train formation would speak volumes to businesses looking for the bottom line benefit.
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Solar power accounts for just 1 percent of India's current electricity production, mostly through large plants that contribute power to the grid, but a generation of Indian energy entrepreneurs is out to prove that a faster, cleaner and ultimately more economical route to universal electrification is through solar home systems.
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MegaFon said its revenue fell 0.8 percent to 81.3 billion roubles in the fourth quarter, hurt by a shift among consumers to digital technologies and an increased uptake of more economical bundled tariffs, although this was partly offset by a 28.4 percent jump in lower margin revenue from handset sales.
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"Launched from a long-duration unmanned semi-submersible vehicle, with strong mobility and large coverage of the sea area, rocketsonde can be used under severe sea conditions and will be more economical and applicable in the future," said Jun Li, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in a news release.
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The airlines are busy swapping old jets for new ones because the planemakers have brought out more fuel-efficient versions of the Boeing 737 and Airbus A320, their short-haul models; and introduced new long-haul models, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350, which are also more economical than older equivalents.
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As more EV charging stations are popping up at hotels and restaurants, along highway routes, and at destination spots across the country -- and as a growing number of longer range, nicely priced EVs are hitting the market -- it's thankfully becoming more convenient and more economical to drive green while you're hitting the open road.
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With the possible exception of his jokes about fatherhood, which are sharp, unsentimental and more economical than the rest of his digressive 70 minutes, Cross's labored new special picks easy targets: Grateful Dead cover bands, hippies, Southerners with thick accents, and Twitter memes (although he does have a good self-deprecating joke about his own failures at tweeting).
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If an airport can reduce airlines' fees, it can keep carriers that might otherwise switch to another city, said Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and president of the Atmosphere Research Group, as well as appeal to budget carriers that prefer low costs and even persuade carriers to enter new markets by making it more economical.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Perhaps the Metropolitan Museum of Art's decision to swap its iconic metal admission button for more economical stickers — as sad as it was — was really a good idea: the institution announced yesterday that it set a new record for annual attendance of seven million visitors, which surpasses last year's then-record high of 2003 million.
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Indeed, while most commercial airliners today fly at between 21960 and 255 miles per hour — largely because it's more economical to burn fuel more slowly — a spate of startups is borrowing from the age of the legendary Concorde to build planes that they say will fly at 303,230 miles per hour, 2200,210 miles per hour, and, even in one case, at more than 3,000 miles per hour.
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And the specific project which we are pursuing in Chongqing which is called the Southern Corridor is very much linked to One Belt One Road because it starts in Chongqing and what the idea is to develop the rail corridor from Chongqing down to Guangxi Beibuwan, and therefore provide a faster, more economical connection for western China out to the maritime Silk Road and out to the world.
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But when you consider that it's both, and that it delivers all-day battery life on a single charge, intelligent adaptive sound to ensure it sounds best wherever you're using it and the ability to stereo pair and work with other Sonos devices if you want to expand your setup later, it starts to seem a lot more economical — especially when sized up against equally priced speakers that lack half those features, like Apple's HomePod.
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