In 2014 she authored the Scale-Up Report from which the Scale-Up Institute has been created.
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But only scale-up is an engine for job growth — and scale-up, in general, no longer occurs in the United States.
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That includes by continuing to scale up its nuclear program.
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It also wants to scale up its home dialysis business.
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The currency will need to scale up to be practical.
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Next up, the researchers want to scale up their operations.
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It would be impossible to scale up to that level.
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Last month, the mobsters decided to scale up their threats.
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We are working to scale up these kinds of solutions.
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Compost could scale up; food could return to being food.
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It needs ample supply of its ingredients to scale up.
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"Why do startups move out to scale up?" he asked.
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You could also scale up the way Medicare already pays providers.
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However, start-ups can struggle to scale up on their own.
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The technology will surely scale up in the years to come.
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To scale up, companies need the right leaders and experienced partners.
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Other states trying to emulate the model have to scale up.
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Ranger is counting on industry pull to help scale up Digi.
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Now, they have employees in case they need to scale up.
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That's the only way DAC will be able to scale up.
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"Ultimately, we want to scale up our operations to save lives."
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It hopes to scale up to 25,000 refugees within two years.
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"It's a challenge for everyone to scale up quickly," Ambler said.
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Shopify's "software as a service" business is cheap to scale up.
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Cuomo said New York's timeline depends on a testing scale-up.
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Sonnen said the Shell purchase would help it scale up quickly.
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No combination of technologies can scale up fast enough without help.
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"Intimate partner violence programs are really hard to scale up," Roy says.
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SpotHero could continue to scale up with this consumer-focused business model.
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But carbon capture isn't easy to scale up, and early attempts foundered.
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The tension between operating leverage and scale-up investment is really dangerous.
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CoreOS argues that the system can scale up to hundreds of nodes.
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Impossible Foods uses genetic engineering to scale up heme to production volumes.
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It can be harder for new companies to enter or scale up.
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They will scale up their staff and pay closer attention to alerts.
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And he made it clear that Blue Origin plans to scale up.
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Meanwhile, Honeywell said it was looking to scale up its smaller businesses.
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What's needed is a massive scale-up in engaging these woodland owners.
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The company will likely scale up the technique for its Mars spaceship.
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It may scale up to match the other larger fintechs listed previously.
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"Their technique is so simple, and easy to scale up," he said.
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"We've just figured out how to scale up really quickly," Romanow said.
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And the firm's design allows it to scale up investments as needed.
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Nuclear power is too slow to scale up to our current challenge.
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Quitting worked for me, but this solution doesn't scale up very well.
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We must also scale up incentives for water conservation, efficiency, and reuse.
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But he made clear Russia could easily scale up its forces again.
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GivePower could combine the systems "like Legos" to scale up, Barnard said.
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First, we need to scale up HPV vaccination to prevent cervical cancer.
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It will be important to develop and scale up carbon capture technology.
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This means that it has to scale up more than thirty thousandfold.
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After sale to Ford, Spin charges ahead with plans to scale up
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I need to wait for it to scale up before I enter.
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A lot is riding on Tesla's ability to scale up operations quickly.
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It establishes a wage scale up to $18 an hour by 20183.
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That means the humanitarian benefits of crypto are difficult to scale up.
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And it allows the industry to scale up and eliminate soft costs.
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The company has been exploring ways to scale up its battery storage projects.
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The question is, how fast will solar+storage get cheaper and scale up?
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She also wants to scale up the production, which will require more crabs.
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In the process, EOR could help scale up CCS and drive costs down.
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What does it look like to scale up something that's so deeply personal?
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However, as we learned, ROAS will decrease as you scale up your marketing.
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With repeated, regular trips, price tags, delays and frustrations will scale up, quickly.
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That is the greatest challenge for me, how to scale up in quality.
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Time will tell if this grows and can scale up despite the hurdles.
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And the impact of doing so is only exacerbated when you scale up.
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The U.K. has a number of startups that can, and will, scale up.
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ThyssenKrupp is proposing to scale up its 2,000-tonne Type 214 class submarine.
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The SFP intend to scale up their model to have a greater impact.
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As these systems scale up, that can happen in much more complex ways.
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But if the Partnership schools scale up, it could be a big problem.
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You can start with a few hens then scale up quickly, she said.
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It's a call to action for other cities and governments to scale up.
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Amazon is also working to scale up its own logistics and delivery services.
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The agency views SF's ability to scale up its business as somewhat limited.
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The Serum Institute of India will be in charge of the scale-up.
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Ms. Richardson is now looking to scale up with an affiliate program nationwide.
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Reaching climate goals means an urgent scale-up of at least 100-fold.
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Still, the technology just isn't quite ready to scale up to a restaurant.
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One scale-up that took time to mature is AddÉnergie, founded in 2009.
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"I feel like I might scale up a bit," she recently told Vogue.
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"2019 has been a big year for our firm, and the launch of our new Scale Up Fund represents a scale up moment for MMC as well as a significant innovation in the U.K. venture market," adds Macfarlane in a statement.
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His "Schrödinger cat" states, famously, scale up quantum uncertainty into questions about feline mortality.
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It's really government funds that are going to scale up to a large degree.
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They've found new, quantum versions of the laws that scale up to the originals.
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The idea is for CBP to be able to scale up the effort considerably.
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Furthermore, those firms that do scale up generate a disproportionate amount of economic growth.
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There are still some hurdles to overcome before they can scale up the system.
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However he says the ambition is to scale up to serve bigger entities too.
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"The reason we're doing it that way is to help scale up," says Honeywell.
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Second, we would scale up and expand our existing community service programs like AmeriCorps.
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And it clearly shows how his style can scale up without losing its distinction.
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But if blockchains can rapidly, radically scale up their efficiency, the calculation could change.
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As neobanks scale up, the chance that regulations will be applied to them increases.
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Both countries agreed to scale up regional deployments of allied military forces, Moon said.
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That looks a setback for the Japanese group's ambitions to scale up in insurance.
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What's next: The Navy's commercial partner, EnZinc, is working to scale up the battery.
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The knowhow is ready, we just have to scale up from my lab workshop.
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They, like Wonderschool, are trying to scale up to meet the massive existing demand.
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This allows banks to scale up their profits relative to other types of companies.
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If Fathom can successfully scale up these efforts, the effect might be more profound.
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Notably, however, MMC's Scale Up Fund is also permitted to participate in secondary transactions.
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The Scale Up Fund rounds off a number of new funds managed by MMC.
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Many of its servers can be run remotely and automatically scale up or down.
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It's these sorts of metrics that should help scale up and sustain the program.
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JOE KERNEN: You can scale up manufacturing quickly and get a lot of it.
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And what's happened since is that those companies have really struggled to scale up.
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"And now they're rich, so they can scale up by buying even more gold."
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The capital will, as it often does with startups, allow Revel to scale up.
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Perhaps no candidate will have to scale up as rapidly as Klobuchar after tomorrow.
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"Most restaurants, as they scale up, they get worse," said Nicolas Jammet, a founder.
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Demirel acknowledges that more work is needed to scale up production of the materials.
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The plan now is to scale up the idea and roll it out elsewhere.
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We have to scale up and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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This implies that the programs are unlikely to scale up while maintaining high returns.
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Tesla says solar roof installations will scale up later this year and into 2019.
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The plan will be for China to scale up to record purchases in 2020.
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So even the battery cell producers are asking: will production volumes scale up quickly?
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That's what I'm interested in, if we can scale up those kinds of models.
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Expect fewer new start-ups aiming to scale up on their own and more consolidation.
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To this end, Dr Nelson now plans to scale up the size of the cubes.
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And ParkJockey, which was founded in 2013, is already using that capital to scale up.
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It's a promise that is fraught with challenges, notably the ability to scale up manufacturing.
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Do you have plans to scale up your investments in cash transfers for the poor?
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But getting Republican buy-in for a major scale-up is a very different animal.
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This has allowed his business to scale up from producing toothpicks to flooring and curtains.
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Companies that could scale up to large areas could also provide power at lowest cost.
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The company will first have to scale up the number of facilities using its technology.
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Addams wanted to scale up the idea of liberty so that it encompassed entire societies.
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The Nimb ring does just that, and is now looking to scale-up its production.
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His follow-up The Impossible proved his ability to scale up in terms of scope.
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Again, a very good fit for TourRadar as it looks to scale up going forward.
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To scale up his fraud, Chikli needed a way around international anti-money laundering norms.
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The company is launching the banking service under an invite-only system to scale up.
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It will also, they hope, help them to scale up fast, and make deliveries rapidly.
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This, however, ultimately depends on the ability to scale up the quantum computing hardware itself.
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Germany's ThyssenKrupp AG's is proposing to scale up its 2,000-tonne Type 214 class submarine.
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His goal is to scale up quickly, as Warby Parker did, by offering affordable pieces.
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The company's already planning to scale up, including eventually introducing a new "bullshit detector" product.
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So the law intended for the MSPs to scale up over their first four years.
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As they scale up, new technologies often follow a "learning curve" that cuts the cost.
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Scale up the recipe if you like; use extra pans to avoid crowding the vegetables.
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Families deserve to know — and fast — when testing will actually be ready to scale up.
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Why can't we scale up our compassion when more and more people are in trouble?
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And we're able to quickly scale up people and get them activated in multiple locations.
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Lots of fledgling industries struggle to scale up their operations as demand from consumers grows.
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It is time to scale up these efforts so they become truly national in scope.
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It will take Lyft time to scale up to a point where it's reliably profitable.
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These concerns have landed contracts in the hundreds of millions to scale up their operations.
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Similarly, the company may not have someone with the HR experience needed to scale up.
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DE) (TKMS), which is proposing to scale up its 2,000-ton Type 214 class vessel.
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Now Thornton is working to find manufacturing partners who can scale up with the company.
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Live TV channels load instantly and scale up quickly to whatever their native broadcast resolution is.
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It's just not going to be enough for Lyft to scale up its ride-hailing business.
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After all, other places, such as Vermont and France, have managed to scale up medication treatment.
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Humanitarian emergencies and ongoing conflict add further to the need for scale-up of treatment options.
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However, says Zhang, her basic method is sound, and should scale up with the right adjustments.
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In Wiltshire, Robert Perks runs the country's first local outfit dedicated to helping companies scale up.
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Undeterred, both firms are trying to scale up, partly by pursuing a flotilla of potential rivals.
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Despite the ability to scale up for grand performances like that one, though, BMOP remains petite.
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The Sigma team is currently eleven strong, but it's looking to add more to scale up.
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"Even within the next couple of years once we scale up the material," she said. [Science]
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BoMax expects to scale up its laboratory later this year and then begin manufacturing in 2020.
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It's too soon to know if they'll scale up the way that NFX envisions they will.
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Italy's small firms did not scale up to capitalise on emerging-market demand, as Germany's did.
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This is good news, because the time has come to scale up fake meat, fast. Why?
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A related question is whether Oxitec can scale up its GM mosquito strategy at reasonable cost.
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PK: So everyone gets scale up front, and then there's profit sharing when there's a hit.
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We expect Fresenius to continue to scale up its existing four divisions by way of acquisitions.
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The focus, he said, is to scale up the company's financial products and drive customer engagement.
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Capital needs to be put into productive capacity, but that productive capacity needs to scale up.
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It also said its business model is designed to rapidly scale up its workforce with subcontractors.
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We expect this number to go up as we scale up our geographic launches this year.
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"It's a one-year target, but obviously it's going to take some time to scale up."
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According to Anu Jain, the $1 million prize will help Leaf Wearables scale up their business.
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But as they scale up from freewheeling startups to industry giants, that dynamic has been altered.
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It helps startups sell their products to Microsoft's customers and teaches them how to scale up.
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"We need to scale up fast in order to prevent the crisis from deteriorating," said Mueller.
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Accordingly, investors need to find pathways to profitably scale-up spending to three times current levels.
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In November, they came up with the subscription idea in order to scale up their production.
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The keys scale up and down, and speak the letters in varying tones to match size.
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"You cannot scale up a presidential campaign in any less than five months," Mr. Demissie said.
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That could open up huge new sources of investment, enabling DER markets to scale up quickly.
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The group wanted to explore ways to scale up successful programs and boost coordination among communities.
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Trump would scale up immigration detention and the administration's capacity to take migrant children into custody.
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The United States can also scale up and further integrate technology into its anti-corruption interventions.
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This allows people to try new things, measure the results, and then scale up what works.
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The more obvious candidate to scale up is FreshPickup, which resembles services supermarket chains already offer.
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With that scale-up, "we could literally plant a billion corals around the world," he said.
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The company was also told to scale up its mechanism to redress grievances, the person said.
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"Right now we are receiving equity debt, and grant investment to scale up operations," Auerbach said.
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I joined CI [Conservation International] to scale up the response to the huge threat to amphibians.
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The chemistry involved, which is pretty straightforward, means the method should be reasonably easy to scale up.
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While there is no hiring spree, the bank is seeking to scale up its presence outside Europe.
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Still, Diggs said the veterans group has the ability to rapidly scale up its presence if necessary.
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Once that's out of the way, the next step is finding out how to scale up production.
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There is an additional 2.6 billion pounds for capital injections to scale up new non-UK headquarters.
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Obama has also tasked his national security team with devising ways to scale up the ISIS fight.
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Since November, the network of legal institutions that support political demonstrations has had to rapidly scale up.
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"I feel we know how to scale up to hundreds and maybe thousands of qubits," Martinis said.
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But without proper oversight, the cash could simply scale up Reddit and its problems along with it.
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It has said that its goal is to "scale up its investments in China for global markets."
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The announcement is the latest signal that the startup is preparing to scale up its commercial operations.
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This is a stumbling block for tech companies, which often burn through cash as they scale up.
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The startup says it reduces overhead and lets companies scale up their certification process while reducing fraud.
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An increase in the federal floor would cause her to have to scale up nearly 30 percent.
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The operative phrase here is "starting at"—these prices all scale up, depending on where you live.
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"We need to scale up quickly," said Dr N. Paranietharan, the World Health Organisation representative in Bangladesh.
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Kohler, for example, made a commitment to help World Vision scale up its water/sanitation/hygiene work.
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Snyk's self-serve products start from as little as $19/month, and scale up to enterprise scale.
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"[With] the size of Singapore's ecommerce market, there's only so much you can scale up," Toh said.
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"We go and intentionally invest more to scale up the sellers who show more promise," he explained.
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SoftBank's move to raise such an enormous fund has spurred other investors to scale up as well.
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Macro impact La Voute Nubienne is now aiming to build the workforce and dramatically scale up construction.
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The designers have literally done as much as possible to scale up a supercar to SUV proportions.
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Lastly, the new funding provides an opportunity for One Medical to scale up its human medical team.
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Meanwhile, MMC has already made investments from the Scale Up Fund into a number of portfolio companies.
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If it works, it would be comparatively easy to scale up production to reach a mass market.
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The government would work with businesses and the public to coordinate a massive zero-carbon scale-up.
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The President is also expected to scale up his fundraising efforts, including an upcoming West Coast swing.
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Great people with the capability to thrive in a scale-up are going to be in demand.
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Wennink said a number of Chinese chipmakers were trying to scale up production to commercially viable levels.
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De Kock says she has recently taken on a business partner to help her scale up operations.
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Now it's time to scale up while a key target customer segment remains unaddressed by the competition.
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These efforts have been helping us continue to scale up, despite the challenges of today's labor market.
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It can scale up to any size, depending only on our willingness to spend money on it.
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And without a clear idea of how to fight it, aggression that intense could only scale up.
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"We need to have the ability to scale up diagnostics, drugs and vaccines very rapidly," Gates wrote.
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Just as crucial, the technology of direct air capture could scale up to become better and cheaper.
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"If you want to compete in international competition, you need to scale up your training," she says.
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And BCBS hasn't been able to scale up its nationwide coverage as quickly as the law envisioned.
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He'll oversee these efforts and, presumably, help WhatsApp scale up business teams when the time is right.
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Uber plans to dramatically scale up that project, spending $500 million to build maps around the world.
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The company is preparing to scale up its commercial autonomous fleet to more than 50 trucks by June.
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But the company's strategic bet is on overhauling volume production lines to rapidly scale up production if needed.
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Having just raised €7 million ($7.9 million) in investment, Fairphone plans to scale up the business this year.
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If Tesla is to survive the onslaught, it must overcome its manufacturing snags and scale up production fast.
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Gabbas said the company is using the space to scale up and triple exports over the next year.
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They've performed well in academic and industrial research, but haven't scale up to becoming a proper consumer product.
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Presidents typically scale up their use of pardon and clemency powers in the final months of their administrations.
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Because it is a tech platform, it is an easy business to scale up with demand, he said.
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But further funds dedicated to building national peace are urgently needed to scale up the efforts, he added.
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We want to make sure we have manufacturing facilities in place to scale up and deliver the vaccines.
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And when the time is right, the investment will come back in and they will scale up again.
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That is meant to be the source of Carbon Engineering's initial financing, funding its effort to scale up.
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The company wants to scale up its landers so they can deliver even more goods to the Moon.
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The company is now in a position to scale up the operation, without having planted a single tree.
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The government has adopted former President Goodluck Jonathan's Nigeria Industrial Revolution Plan (NIRP) to scale up industrial production.
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Grabr plans to use the cash to scale up its operations and attract more travelers to its platform.
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Next Einstein, the brainchild of Thierry Zomahoun, a Béninois administrator, is an attempt to scale up African science.
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HPE wants to give them a flexible platform that can grow with them as their needs scale up.
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However, there is still a way to go to scale up the process to make it commercially viable.
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Plus, get practical advice on how to use your newfound knowledge to help companies innovate and scale up.
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Companies that chug along for five-plus years without a round and then scale up are comparatively rare.
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So that's why, for the most part, our farms have both — so it's easy to just scale up.
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So this is part of the reason for the funding, too: to scale up and meet that demand.
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Refinery29 had to scale up, which it did by expanding to other content categories, including news and sports.
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Like so many startups with fresh capital, Innoviz plans to use the funds to scale up the company.
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To the degree that businesses like Datawallet scale up, they challenge the business models of the big platforms.
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The association is also looking to scale up, with more corporate energy buyers looking to use renewable energy.
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The UK is currently planning to scale up testing for the novel coronavirus, with 44,000 tests conducted overall.
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That money could be used to scale up law enforcement or addiction treatment in response to the crisis.
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If they aren't allowed to scale up to compete with Silicon Valley, how long could they be around?
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Everyone agrees corn ethanol is a nightmare, and no more benign alternative has been able to scale up.
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One of the best ways to scale up DERs is to give aggregators access to wholesale energy markets.
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One of the lessons, he said, is how the company could scale up to more drive-thru lanes.
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The result was a stunning scale-up of defense production, operating at a speed unimaginable before the war.
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CCS has long been recognized as necessary to address climate change, yet its scale-up has been lagging.
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Furthermore, wind and solar can't scale up fast enough to offset the loss of coal and nuclear power.
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But he said the campaign desperately needed a fundraising boost to scale up its operations in early October.
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There was a problem, however: they couldn't make Geobacter create enough nanowire to scale up the technology further.
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She plans to scale up next year and eventually open a production facility with 100 to 150 tailors.
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The carbon capture startups Climeworks and Svante announced they&aposre forming a partnership to scale up their technologies.
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Plus it was something that I could scale up from a small ice cream shop to a brand.
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Word spread quickly and as his phone got inundated with messages, he realized he needed to scale up.
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To do so, you must scale up out of the hole you and your friends got yourself into.
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And it makes it hard to scale up the resources in the event there's a public health emergency.
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Fajgenbaum figured that adding a CEO mindset would enable him to scale up his approach to curing himself.
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Big investment banks and corporations want a more streamlined banking regime in order to scale up marijuana operations.
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Big investment banks and corporations want a more streamlined banking regime in order to scale up marijuana operations.
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"We're partnering to find the best one, scale up production and bring it to the marketplace," he said.
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He didn't manage to build successful alliances with those who could finance, build and scale up his creations.
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Ford argues its multi-city approach will give it an edge by allowing it to scale up faster.
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So that when someone signs up, it's a very dynamic model where we can scale up or down.
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Trump's plan also made some ambiguous promises to encourage fewer opioid painkiller prescriptions and scale up addiction treatment.
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In his first year, Vincent expects to continue that trend and significantly scale up the company's engineering team.
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Smaller reactors should also be easier to finance; a utility could order one and then gradually scale up.
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" Aid workers warn only a "large scale-up" of services in March will prevent a "worst-case humanitarian scenario.
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Faced with declining revenue, Gannet has invested millions in the last few years to scale up its digital footprint.
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"We provide short-term lending to strategically scale up businesses and to finance productivity", Prestige founder Craig Reeves said.
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All I want to do is scale up that type of work and focus it towards tech and society.
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To make matters worse, efforts to scale up the use of the vaquita-safe fishing techniques have also failed.
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UPS is set to make fewer than 10 drone deliveries a day around WakeMed, but it could scale up.
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But it's getting harder to find independent hardware startups that can scale up to something big without getting bought.
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"If you were to scale up, these trees would be taller than any of the surrounding buildings," Enderby says.
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In addition to saving money, its now easy to scale up resources to match evolving needs at any time.
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If this goes well, Sixense's suppliers will deliver a few hundred finished products and gradually scale up from there.
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The trial is expected to scale up "gradually" so Grab can test and improve its service in the city.
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Automating all of this, at the end of the day, is the goal in order to scale up everything.
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The team are now trying to commercialise their process, which Dr Hu thinks will be cheap to scale up.
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The company will use its new injection of capital to scale up, in terms of users, pilots and employees.
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Now that Bella Kinesis is two years old we understand the trends better and can start to scale up.
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The way rockets scale up means that freedom from gubbins is more valuable for small craft than big ones.
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Rather, he thinks companies — especially bigger outfits — increasingly value the ability to scale up and down around product launches.
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Talentful was set-up in 225 to help companies who want to scale up and improve their hiring strategies.
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Still, it shows the company is attempting to scale up and move beyond the status of Musk pet project.
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"We can scale up these information sharing networks to allow patients access to things that might work," she said.
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New York and Illinois have also used subsidies to keep nuclear plants running while wind and solar scale up.
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Scale-up programs so far have worked in Milwaukee and Manizales, Colombia (a city suffering from a brain drain).
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Big companies like Shell can quickly scale up processing power if there's a significant change in the oil price.
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Visual search is not the only technology Hayneedle is testing that's meant to one day scale up to Walmart.
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Now another startup in the same neighborhood as these has raised a significant round of funding to scale up.
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The company doesn't scale up its samples to forecast the true numbers of U.S. customers or total sales dollars.
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If full-scale war breaks out, couldn't we scale up quickly, just as we did in World War II?
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This insider also worries about these small firms' ability to scale up and manage a project of this size.
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The benefit for entrepreneurs is that they get to work with our senior scientists and scale up production quickly.
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To meet greenhouse gas emission reduction targets under the Paris Agreement, renewable energy production has to scale up fast.
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As cannabis companies scale up, they're seeing interest from institutional investors, major consumer corporations, and Group of Seven governments.
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IMAX is pursuing a scale-up of movie theaters in Saudi Arabia, the cinema technology firm's CEO said Tuesday.
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She urged international donors and governments to boost investment in rural areas and scale up efforts to end hunger.
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He added that the factory could scale up to a million pairs, to accommodate new partnerships with major brands.
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Instacart told CNN Business it is working to scale up its customer service team to meet the increased demand.
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That will begin in one city and scale up in that city and move to other cities after that.
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The company is also the only one we found that offers family plans that scale up to six people.
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Musk didn't describe what capacity would be or how long it might take to scale up such an endeavor.
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But as his news conference wore on, it appeared he had not ordered American companies to scale up production.
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"They need to scale up," said General Honoré, who was widely praised for turning around the response to Katrina.
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This lets the site scale up — it is up to two billion monthly users now — and keeps costs down.
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That money could possibly be used to scale up law enforcement or addiction treatment in response to the crisis.
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But Ms. Johns also needs to raise about $1.5 million to scale up operations, and that has been challenging.
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Outside of the software space, America's tech innovators are finding it hard to find scale-up funding at home.
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EXCLUSIVE-IMPOSSIBLE FOODS CEO SAYS HAVING MORE BIG CUSTOMERS 'DOESN'T DO US ANY GOOD UNTIL WE SCALE UP PRODUCTION'
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The additional capital will fuel the next phase of growth as the German company has entered scale-up territory.
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Its billionaire benefactor's latest donation could help it open a second university and "scale up significantly," the organization said.
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Overwhelmed by the public response, the company went on hiatus to figure out how to scale up the operation.
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The hope was that it would bring beginner solvers back each day until they were prepared to scale up.
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D-Wave's products are known as quantum annealers and are used for optimization, so they're easier to scale up.
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It organises deliveries through its digital platform, but managing fleets of cycle couriers is a complex business to scale up.
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What really matters to accelerate a sustainable future is being able to scale up production volume as quickly as possible.
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Still, the device is small and would be hard to scale up, as many of the materials are very expensive.
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The WFP, which provides rations to eight million Yemenis each month, has been trying to scale up to avert famine.
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But they need support to put in place the integrated plans and policies that can scale up Africa's energy transition.
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In other words, the tool uses neural networks to fill in the gaps in your images as they scale up.
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To scale up nanowarming to accommodate human organs, the team will further refine and optimize each element of the system.
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"We have a narrow window of opportunity to scale up Zika prevention measures, and that window of opportunity is closing."
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It's extremely exciting to be part of a fast-growing scale-up that is growing rapidly and getting worldwide recognition.
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Upendra Tripathy, the director general of the new alliance, said it aims scale-up solar power in many more countries.
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Its main aim is "to consider the availability of long-term finance for growing innovative firms looking to scale up".
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Whereas under GDPR fines can scale up to 4% of a company's global annual turnover (or €20M, whichever is greater).
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Albeit if they continue to scale up their user-base they'll need to beef up their servers to keep up.
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Whether cloud servers will scale up to meet the requirements in resources, costs and speed is yet to be seen.
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It requires looseness to come up with cutting-edge ideas but it requires tightness to implement them and scale up.
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Next up, the researchers have to scale up their demonstrations and show that the technology would work with current hardware.
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In the latest round of funding, it gave 4,000 pounds ($4,946) each to five startups to scale up their business.
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In other words, gold prices fall as markets scale up bets on rate increases (on expectations of faster economic growth).
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But GoPro's offerings currently start at $200 and scale up to $199.993 for their Hero 6 and Hero 7 models.
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Over the past few months, bitcoin proponents have debated how to scale up the technology to allow more simultaneous transactions.
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The HIV clubs were conceived as a way to rapidly scale up South Africa's ARV programs without breaking the bank.
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They are able to quickly scale-up production and take advantage of the region's impressive infrastructure to connect to markets.
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And that scale-up is only possible if the public offers a full-throated support of our cities' climate action.
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"It's largely invisible to the wider world," Goldring said as he called for a rapid scale-up of humanitarian assistance.
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MoviePass's goal is to scale up as quickly as possible, then use its newfound leverage to extract concessions from theaters.
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Tech companies rely heavily on contract workers, who allow companies to scale up or down depending on the upcoming workload.
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But advisers have pressed him to scale up his messaging, including the primetime Oval Office address he delivered on Tuesday.
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Emerging tech is making it more efficient and inexpensive for police across the country to scale up their surveillance operations.
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These types of policies that help emerging technologies scale up and mature can be powerful drivers of clean energy innovation.
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So when you get to a point where your marginal cost is $0, profitability is enormous as you scale up.
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We have invested in many companies which all have some kind of an application which can scale up hugely, indefinitely.
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Survival mode The shutdown is occurring at the worst possible time, says Akama, as fledgling companies struggle to scale up.
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Then lift the scale up for a few seconds, and the digital display will show how much your bag weighs.
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Which you can now pinch to zoom to scale up and down...Making basic navigation and photo-finding even easier.
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But after four years of carefully testing his business model, Nyakarundi said he is now ready to seriously scale up.
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"Now is the time to scale up the fundamentals we've built in Western regions," Gnock Fah said in an interview.
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The team is starting with 20 product and engineer people, but plans to scale up to 60 by the launch.
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Successful scale up of the vehicle, which Tesla has struggled to produce at scale, is key to the company's future.
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These "optimization" questions scale up and serve as the underpinnings for many problems in machine learning, financial analysis and radiotherapy.
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But Graafstra plans to pitch his innovation to firearms manufacturers anyway, in hopes of securing funding to properly scale up.
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How did Taiwan scale up their capacity, so that they could identify all of the cases that they needed to?
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The US is also still working to scale up testing, which was hampered early in the outbreak by availability problems.
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To make many more grants, an organization like the Gates Foundation needs to scale up its staff, oversight, and procedures.
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This subsidy will allow the industry to scale up much more quickly and produce electric cars cheaper than anyone else.
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With such high HIV rates in Beira's MSM, the cornerstone of MSF's work here is to scale up preventative strategies.
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Now, it can scale up those programs with Treasury agreeing to take initial losses on any loans that go sour.
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Instead of spending money on family detention centers that brutalize children, we should scale up the canceled case-management program.
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Asked about his company's ability to scale up to the challenge presented by the coronavirus, Ghorbangholi insisted GoodSAM was ready.
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Ninja Van's Chou said his company has the experience, technology, and infrastructure to scale up operations quickly to meet demand.
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The Trump administration's efforts to scale up coronavirus testing in the U.S. could leave some patients with unexpected medical bills.
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If the government doesn't use its purchasing power to create markets, then it's very hard for startups to scale up.
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Now free to pursue their separate paths, the Redstones' two companies will probably look for other ways to scale up.
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The Quebec City-based scale-up, which now has an office in San Francisco, makes charging stations for electric cars.
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Increasing demand for building-integrated solar products will allow that industry to scale up and bring costs down as well.
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The plan is to test the technology on rodent organs, then scale up to those from pigs, and, hopefully, humans.
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Well established companies have not been overlooked; funding is earmarked to allocate to companies with ambitious investment and scale-up plans.
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That's just part of the company's enticement to bring more users on board and scale up without explicitly discounting the service.
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"We will become a company that produces around a 100,000 cars a year and this will definitely scale-up," said Ingenlath.
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Independent power producers are increasing the involvement of the private sector and showing how to scale up renewable power generation capacity.
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We have plans to scale up our investments in financial services for the poor, and using mobile phones to do that.
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As we scale up operations at our new Linden, NJ fulfillment center, we are ramping down our Jersey City, NJ facility.
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Now free to pursue their separate paths, the Redstones' two companies are likely to look for other ways to scale up.
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After that, it's very flexible as you can easily scale up or down your storage infrastructure, grant access and customize redundancy.
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"One of the things that keeps me up at night is building out the actual operational scale-up plan," said Crawford.
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Other advantages are that SMRs will be factory-built, easy to scale up by stacking them together, and quick to install.
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More directly, GCHQ has started an "accelerator" programme, to kick-start or scale up companies with bright ideas in cyber-security.
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The group helped the company solve the problem, and now its recycling facility is back online with plans to scale up.
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Bird lost money on each trip, but it managed to scale up after raising millions of dollars in venture capital funding.
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Starting in April, you'll also be able to scale up your volume without having to detach your volume from your instance.
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Overall, the P30 Pro's main camera soaks up a ton of detail, and its images scale up beautifully with light editing.
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Garcia said the pair are now thinking about approaching investors for the first time in order to scale up their operations.
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Verma says some of GlowRoad's Series A funding will be used to ensure that its quality assurance system can scale up.
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Specifically it says it intends to use the money to scale up its proposition to try to have that wider impact.
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"This funding also enables the continued aggressive scale-up of Electron production to support our targeted weekly flight rate," he said.
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And then, of course, they'll need to scale up the production of the components, possibly by incorporating techniques like injection molding.
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A spokesman for the Welsh government said the scheme was an important niche initiative, rather than a model to scale up.
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The third is the latter combined with the capability and willingness to scale up a company post-Seed stage and beyond.
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What is the most effective way to scale up that model to maximize the impact and commercial success of the business?
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Armed with new capital, ContractPodAi says it plans to "significantly" scale up its product development, sales and customer success teams globally.
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Like other newspapers, Gannett is struggling with a fall in revenue and has invested millions to scale up its digital footprint.
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But Tuesday's results may determine whether the new resistance groups are able to scale up for a national effort next year.
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"With a substantial cash reserve, Didi plans to scale up investments in AI talent and technologies," Didi said in a statement.
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RecomN's goal is to scale up in new countries, however, and it might be difficult to continue the current interview process.
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The company's scientists identify cells that they want to scale up production on — selecting them based on the recommendations of experts.
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Its plan was to use its large sales force to scale up Nucynta's revenue to more than $500 million by 2018.
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Startups require ongoing support and funding to scale up their operations, this is especially true for startups focused on social impact.
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For it to change development finance fundamentally, as enthusiasts claim it can, it will have to become easier to scale up.
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He said one of the most alarming things about such cases was the ability of perpetrators to scale up their assaults.
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Maintaining our momentum and continuing to scale up prevention and treatment efforts is essential to avoid being outrun by the epidemic.
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As a result, to keep the public safe, governments scale up the surveillance techniques historically relied upon to enforce security policy.
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And it was the United States that led the global scale-up, including the deployment to Liberia of the 2628st Airborne.
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The hoax call caused French and Swiss police to massively scale up security at Geneva's Cointrin airport, which straddles the border.
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And so I think one way to scale up those efforts is to get real tough on global intellectual property protection.
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In the next year, Mandala expects to lease a new 5,000-square-meter area of land to scale up their operation.
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It also demands a vast scale-up of emerging technologies, such as those that remove carbon dioxide directly from the air.
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"They've got themselves in a place that they will be nimble and can scale up and down more quickly," he said.
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Deich believes the technologies are ready for early deployment, even if the stage isn't quite set for them to scale up.
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It remains to be seen whether Trump himself will scale up public criticism of China for its handling of the crisis.
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Mullins argues that this strategy is the only way to scale up, because it's cheap — few staff, no trucks, no warehouse.
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The American Health Care Act would let people get government subsidies much higher up the income scale — up to about $150,000.
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The central learning of my career so far has been that you can and should scale up things that are working.
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But learning about failure is useful, allowing the Innovation Center to scale up only the kinds of A.C.O.s that work best.
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The Diabetes Prevention Program — a course run by the local Y.M.C.A. — is the first preventive program to qualify for scale-up.
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How should you grapple with investors who want you to scale up too quickly, even if that means misleading your customers?
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Given these data, efforts are urgently needed to scale up prevention programming and science-based public messaging on risks to adolescents.
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And it must be matched by a commitment to scale up to 250,000 by 2025, a perfectly fair and achievable target.
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"It's so important that we keep working to find ways to innovate and scale up clean energy solutions," Branson's post read.
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China will aim to scale up the tire recycling business, improve recycling technologies like thermal cracking, and increase tire retreading rates.
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The idea is to scale up the measurements made by ground crews with closer satellite observations of Alaska's changing permafrost landscape.
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She explained that if existing laws can be changed to encourage labor-intensive industries to scale up, it would generate more employment.
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Simultaneously, the world also needs to respond and scale up investment in infrastructure to increase access to the tools we know work.
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However, Magenta has additional non-LK layers that make it able to scale up to more sophisticated devices like phones and computers.
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While Singapore and China continue to be CapitaLand's core markets, the business is continuing to scale up in markets such as Vietnam.
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His specialty is helping burgeoning startups scale up in revenue as well as operationally to hit high-volume hardware and software products.
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New York (CNN)The Trump Tower climber agrees -- his August scale up to the 21st floor of the Manhattan skyscraper was reckless.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has moved to quickly scale up its use of renewable power.
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While trying to scale up TalentWise's platform with a much greater number of clients than TalentWise ever had, things weren't working properly.
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But there were still serious questions about its effectiveness in halting disease — or whether it could scale up at a reasonable cost.
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Factor GMO was designed to scale up the effort, tracking 6,000 rats for three years and measuring any fertility or hormonal changes.
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The TANF Emergency Fund might've been cheap, but there's no guarantee that it would scale up at the same cost per job.
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"What really matters to accelerate a sustainable future is being able to scale up production volume as quickly as possible, " Musk wrote.
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But I think attacks like that will scale up in sophistication and size over time because the technology is so widely available.
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But if the new commission can mobilize the money needed to scale up solutions, it will provide a huge service, he said.
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The $1.5 million in seed financing is going to be used to scale up the engineering team and improve machine learning pipelines.
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The Libe committee's call is the latest political call to spin up and scale up antitrust effort and attention around social media.
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The aim is to scale up the charging network "significantly" in China after the joint venture with BP is established, Didi said.
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The researchers are still working on ways to scale up production, as currently only small amounts have been created in the laboratory.
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It was designed in part to scale up the artificial intelligence techniques that power some of the recent tricks in your smartphone.
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As a nation, we didn't quite make the investment that was necessary to scale up programs to the level that was needed.
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The company also raised additional equity as it tries to hire more engineers and other employees and scale up its technology platform.
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Paired with labor and fiscal policies favoring small and medium producers, better infrastructure would also help small farmers scale up their businesses.
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But it becomes clearer every day that these companies' sense of stewardship and accountability did not scale up with their market caps.
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Flanner, who co-founded that project, and Cole Plakias realized that to make urban agriculture work, it was best to scale up.
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Proxy servers rented out by cloud services allow online criminals to significantly scale up their operations and bypass reputation-based detection systems.
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Essentially, it's a skateboard-style chassis with that allows FF to easily scale up or down the platform for different vehicle types.
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The money would be used to scale up the company's collagen manufacturing capacity as it preps for the long-term Gelita contract.
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Shannon Byrne is currently trying to scale up to meet an order to supply 88 Kroger stores with her Slow Jams spreads.
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But Elon Musk has warned the company faced "manufacturing hell" as he has tried to scale up production of the Model 3.
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Specifically, government policies could be tailored to help address the technological challenges facing renewables: scale-up, storage, transmission, and backup capacity issues.
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This may be an issue for BuzzGroup in the future as it attempts develop a data-centric 'concierge' business and scale up.
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The company aims to provide partners with the means necessary to scale up their esports operations through global platforms, technologies and services.
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Or you could make Tamar Adler's recipe for sweet-corn salad, a dinner for one that you can scale up with ease.
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Developers just needed the right tools to make the technology work for them as they scale up the complexity of their projects.
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Moreover, the logic board (read: motherboard) is extremely customizable — you can scale up or down on RAM, processing, storage, and everything else.
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More competition keeps prices down and makes it likelier that the industry can scale up to meet the growing demand for meat.
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The core product is already built, so the funding will be used to do outreach, perform trials, and scale up the operation.
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It said it had so far received just $28 million, which it said "presents a serious obstacle to UNICEF's scale up plan".
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Firms with a track record of hits also tend to scale up investment in a region, while misses have the opposite effect.
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Every market like that is a leading wedge, allowing the industry to scale up faster and drive down costs in other markets.
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For their part, Petrulis and Benard are trying to get the word out and scale up production of her proprietary blanket model.
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The company plans to start manufacturing doses for initial testing and looking for partners to scale up further if that goes well.
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Biden, outspent so far not just by Sanders but by several candidates who dropped out, has begun to scale up his operation.
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Those present offered the government suggestions on how they could help scale up the number of coronavirus tests available to the public.
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Is that combination of computers and human beings, can that fundamentally scale up to the 220 billion users growing all the time?
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"In markets like India and China, the labor supply and costs are more favorable to scale up this technology," Mr. Sudhakar said.
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Now the staffer is helping the ministry apply the results of the pilot and prepare to scale up the program more widely.
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GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra said in a statement that GM is working closely with Ventec to rapidly scale up production.
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The funding will be used to scale up in the 29 U.S. states where it currently operates and expand into new markets.
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As organisms scale up, physics dictates what's possible for any kind of movement and function, be it blood flow, digestion or locomotion.
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Even with this year's rapid scale-up in production, everything — other than the Italian-made knits — is still made in New Zealand.
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There have been internal discussions about using the law to require companies to scale up production of masks and other wearable equipment.
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Vistara, which has 11 aircraft, had an original plan to scale up to 20 by June, 2018, but could speed that up.
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Meanwhile, Cobee says it will use the new funding to "scale up its business model" in Spain and expand into international markets.
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Biofuels producers have long pushed the EPA to scale up the quotas, while refiners and the oil industry have urged the opposite.
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Compared with Kenya's standard anti-poverty program, which is based on cash transfers, insurance is much more cost effective to scale up.
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But they attribute the slowness to Buttigieg's dramatic rise in the Democratic field, which has forced his campaign to scale up rapidly.
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But by NIO's own admission, the key to its survival is raising more money — soon — as it continues to scale up deliveries.
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Rather, he said, the concern was about the campaign's fundraising trajectory and its ability to scale up operations in the coming weeks.
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BAT has invested more than $1 billion over the past five years in the development, scale up and launch of cigarette alternatives.
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They hope to scale up the design of the latest prototype so that just one sail can generate a megawatt of energy.
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Families earning more than that would be charged on a sliding scale, up to a maximum of 7 percent of their income.
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Each year since he started working full time at 27, he's set "mini goals" for himself to slowly scale up his savings.
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They hope that the simplicity of the process will make it easier to scale up and enable simple, cheap production of vaccines.
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Meanwhile, Amazon has struggled to scale up in anticipation of Prime Day each year, with 2018's 404 pages a notable example.
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The dire scene prompted the DOD to scale up relief efforts, says the report — which is dated a full week after the hurricane.
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The concern is that there is simply a desire to scale up the pressure on Iran, escalating tensions with no clear off-ramp.
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The startup has now raised a $2M seed funding round, led by Elevator Fund, which will be used to scale up the platform.
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That might not be one Huawei's competitors would be able to scale up quickly enough to fill, said Triolo, the Eurasia Group expert.
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He will head up the ride-hailing startup's Maps and Marketplace division, and will work to scale up Uber's self-driving engineering unit.
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Sebera says the factory has capacity to produce a "few million phones per year," which is expected to scale up as demand increases.
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Israel is a very small country with a relative dearth of large companies though, a huge challenge for startups looking to scale up.
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The default pricing assumes an ingestion rate of about 1,000 records/second, but the service can automatically scale up and down as needed.
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Others' scale-up and exit successes offer few guarantees, of course, given how competitive the space and how skewed the distribution of spoils.
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At some point, these movies have to stop trying to scale up to bigger and bigger sizes, because there's nowhere left to go.
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Rayson told me he had considered raising a further funding round to scale up, but liked the synergy with Brandwatch, hence the deal.
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There might be some aim to scale up over time, but the company hopes to just get started with local dealerships for now.
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This encompasses portable solar lights but can scale up to high-wattage solar home systems that can power appliances like TVs and refrigerators.
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The two sides say they hope to create a model for medical deliveries that could scale up to be used across the country.
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Such a weak mandate would hardly equip the next administration to scale up the fight against corruption that all candidates vow to deliver.
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I usually recommend that being the first hire in a sales team for a founder, so they can scale up their own time.
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Like other news publishers, Gannett has been struggling with a fall in revenue and has invested millions to scale up its digital footprint.
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They immediately thought it could be an attack, Prince said, because the firewall is designed to scale up instantly to mitigate any attack.
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To scale up her idea, Jessup decided to launch a Chinese-language website that could replicate her selection process for numerous people simultaneously.
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An eight-year-old bicycle manufacturer called Fyxation doubled its number of employees to 12 after it participated in the Scale Up program.
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But local production has not grown enough to meet the expected demand as the country tries to scale up solar power, he said.
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For now, the Heptio team is just McLuckie and Beda, but the funding will allow them to quickly scale up the company now.
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Seagate says it could potentially scale up storage to 100TB in that same format, which I'm sure doesn't make Samsung feel any better.
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Sudan is applying to the Green Climate Fund for financial support to scale up similar climate change adaptation projects across all nine states.
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The company targets field services businesses with fewer than 50 employees, but can scale up to organizations with many more technicians and franchises.
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The step-change in trading activity dates from the fourth quarter of 2016 and coincides with a similar scale-up in fund positioning.
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Four lawmakers introduced the bill last month after the Department of Transportation (DoT) tentatively agreed to let Norwegian scale up its transatlantic route.
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The company has regulatory approvals in Vietnam, Cambodia, India, Singapore, China and Japan, which would allow clients to quickly scale up their operations.
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In light of Friday's F.D.A. recommendations, officials said they will have to train more employees to use new tests and significantly scale up.
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It will provide $250,000 to $1 million in seed financing to fledglings, as well as management guidance to help scale up their business.
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Blizzard quietly put a stop to that in the latest patch by making enemies' health scale up with the quality of your gear.
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And the price will fall off a cliff once we scale up to larger and larger bioreactors, until it's competitive with conventional meat.
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One, expressed by Schuts, sees the currency scale up to worldwide usage by making blocks bigger and keeping fees and wait times low.
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But as the company learns, it plans to scale up these efforts and launch more projects in Africa, Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
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Another challenge for European companies trying to scale up are differing regulations in different countries around taxes and data privacy, among other things.
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It will be interesting to see if it's able to keep that side of things that lean as it continues to scale up.
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Another, from the Peoples' Policy Project, would massively scale up the Tennessee Valley Authority, essentially handing energy production over to the federal government.
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And with the extreme violence witnessed by this community, psychosocial counseling services are vital too, even if they're much trickier to scale up.
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"There'll be some marginal loss from interconnection in the scale-up, but we are so far ahead that it's entirely feasible," said Keevers.
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Can Mr. O'Rourke scale up to a national campaign without losing the intimate, semi-improvisational feel of his perpetually live-streamed Senate bid?
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That makes it easier to scale up these systems to handle lots of transactions, because there are fewer computers that have to communicate.
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Moreover, Cooks Venture has managed to scale up its operations, including its own processing facility, to distribute upwards of 700,000 chickens per week.
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General Motors is helping Ventec Life Systems scale up its ventilator production and considering other ways to help, its CEO Mary Barra says.
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How does one scale up, from many single individuals to populations, in time to prevent the social catastrophes that seem to be looming?
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Not only did he rapidly scale up Zillow during his first stint as CEO, but he also founded Expedia and co-founded Glassdoor.
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"An EU crowdfunding license would help crowdfunding platforms scale up in Europe," the EU's financial services commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said in a statement.
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"We need to have the tools and we need to have the people in place before we scale up further," she told Reuters.
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It would cost an additional $200 billion per year to scale up primary health care in low- and middle-income countries, he said.
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It would cost an additional $200 billion per year to scale up primary health care in low- and middle-income countries, he said.
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The move to consolidate the surveillance technology market under one umbrella holding suggests the Kremlin intends to scale up capabilities and harmonize pricing.
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Are those enough to allow Rivian to scale up to building 100k trucks for Amazon in time without some kind of production hell?
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That suggests leading firms should scale up or see a flood of investment by competitors seeking to divert part of that profit stream.
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To scale up such solutions the federal government could expand cost-sharing through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
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It is naturally much smaller than it was when it oversaw parole for the entire federal prison population, but it could scale up.
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The four-year-old start-up plans to hire 5,000 people over the next year and scale up its fleet, warehouses and technology.
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His hope was that winning the prize, or at least putting up a good showing, might help him scale up the process faster.
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His hope was that winning the prize, or at least putting up a good showing, might help him scale up the process faster.
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The corollary is that over time, solar panels continuously need to get much, much cheaper if we want them to scale up significantly.
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And so my idea was, I want it to scale up this work and sort of build a field around tech accountability journalism.
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But they're either going to have to scale up or be satisfied being the little honey stand on the side of the road.
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Were I to scale up from my experience in Greenpoint in four buildings and some outside studios, the absence rate would be about 90%.
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Within four years, Corless says, they plan to scale up to a demonstration plant that can produce thousands of barrels of fuel a day.
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And they think that they could scale up the device to make a powerful accelerator a fraction the size of present-day electron accelerators.
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Read: Time and money are running out for these families still displaced by Hurricane Harvey It takes time to scale up the reservist workforce.
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The group Medecins Sans Frontieres said a "massive scale-up of humanitarian aid in Bangladesh is needed to avoid a massive public health disaster".
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It plans to eventually scale up production to make more, but only about 100 of the robots will be available to buy to start.
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"I liked that the business was fairly recession-resistant, relatively inexpensive to buy and that it would be easy to scale up," he explained.
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And he met with 8-year-old Amariyanna "Mari" Copeny, who has pressed lawmakers to scale up their response to her city's water problems.
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By 2030, we'd need to be removing 100 to 500 megatons of CO2 each year and have a sense of how to scale up.
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In that context, it's no surprise that Love Mondays would get bought, and Glassdoor would do the buying of a clone, to scale up.
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But it proves the practicality of the design, and researchers are hopeful that they can scale up to a commercially viable product in time.
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Firms such as Rallybus of America and Sn-ap of Britain, which launched its third intercity route last month, have yet to scale up.
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Derderian says he expects Beam owners to scale up to a 5.1 system at a lower rate than people with the full-sized Playbar.
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If your system is designed only to scale up, then you are locked into a certain price point driven by hardware resources being used.
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Ethiopia currently imports limited quantities of food through Berbera, but the imminent development will allow it to vastly scale up traffic through the port.
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The telecoms industry has seen a wave of consolidation in recent years as companies scale up to boost investments and take on bigger peers.
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For China's overall tech sector to keep growing, however, it must find a way to scale up and succeed in foreign markets, Ramachandran said.
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The scale-up of global battery capacity will require very large investments, in the tens of billions of dollars, which are only just beginning.
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Instead, Five9 can scale up and scale down call loads on the cloud with buying additional infrastructure to handle peak call hours, Trollope said.
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It's still in its infancy, and finding out whether it will scale up to larger systems and different types of data will be telling.
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He confirmed the ministry plans to give permission for ethanol production, and then would judge from early experience whether to scale up the experiment.
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What's next: Alipay will seek to try to scale up its U.S. presence, getting more boutique hotels and individual luxury brands to accept it.
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Investing in the nationwide scale-up of prevention should be a no-brainer for the new president and Congress, even in our hyperpartisan times.
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DUBAI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Qatar and Turkey plan to scale up their cooperation into a "comprehensive strategic partnership", Qatar's foreign ministry said on twitter.
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"It is very concerning, especially given the efforts over the last few months to scale up the response," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Make sure your IP has been filed or disclosed, or use the funds for engineering and product scale-up to avoid competing ownership claims.
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These two facts would have ramifications for the tech team as Deliveroo evolved from a scrappy startup into a well-funded, international scale-up.
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Congress should support proposals such as structuring the Pell grant program to raise completion rates and providing incentives to scale up other innovative approaches.
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AND FOR NOW FOR US IT'S BEEN A BIG ADVANTAGE BECAUSE THEY'VE BEEN ABLE TO HELP US SCALE UP BY DRIVING OUR SUBSCRIBER BASE.
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Certainly, it's a lot easier to scale up micromobility assets than any kind of car-based sharing business, as notes that same McKinsey study.
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We also demonstrate that there are realistic possibilities to scale up the described approach and mass produce graphene-based membranes with required sieve sizes.
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What we need now are more resources to scale up these efforts and deploy them on many other islands, before it is too late.
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But it will take time to tell whether these local actions can scale up quickly enough to make a significant dent in global emissions.
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The demonstration will scale up previous work that was able to detect antineutrinos at a distance of about 80 feet from a reactor core.
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There have been more than $75 billion worth of mergers announced this year as established players scale up to compete better with the upstarts.
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TuSimple has managed to scale up its operations and attract investors even as other companies in the nascent autonomous vehicle technology industry have faltered.
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But Bloomberg's money will help significantly scale up that effort -- and buttress a committee that has struggled to keep up with Republican fundraising efforts.
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Mr. Bezamat is looking to scale up, though not so swiftly that he's forced to replace his personal recommendations with a line of code.
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Pet Rescue got me through several intense years reporting on Gamergate and its scale-up, and I am as grateful as those rescued pups.
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But even if you scale up the same deal-making dramatically, you're still talking about a footnote to the unemployment rate and average wage.
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Ukraine must scale-up interventions to prevent further transmissions of HIV, and seek international support to prevent a new public health tragedy, he said.
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Rushton told Reuters Distell would continue to invest and scale up in markets where it was already active, such as Kenya, Nigeria and Angola.
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"I think if we do get off to a good start in a sustainable manner then the scale up becomes much easier," says Saxena.
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"They just need to come in and focus on innovating and growing their business, and can scale up and down very quickly," Washington says.
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Black coffee is easy to scale up; stand-alone coffee shops, with their intricate menus (cortados, almond milk lattes, iced matcha spritzers) can't compete.
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Hampton Creek told Gizmodo that they had a bioreactor and explained how the scale-up might work, but would not give details on the size.
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And we might find a way to offer very affordable mobility to the underserved community there that we can then scale up to the world.
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Earlier this year, the company hired Dennis Woodside and Sheetal Shah to scale up its manufacturing operations and help manage its growth into international markets.
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If you have to go through a visa process that is cumbersome, that would stymie startups being able to hire talent quickly and scale up.
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The 12 water challenge winners were chosen for ideas that are innovative, easy to scale up, adjustable and likely to deliver concrete outcomes, Alinovi added.
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The robot is being built in small batches right now, but Abbeel hopes to scale up, eventually moving to outsourced manufacturing to produce larger numbers.
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"I have always been concerned that [disputed flags] were not being widely deployed and were not politically feasible to scale up," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Despite his love for the product itself, Patrick Chung (the investor) can't invest without knowing that Curtis is going to scale up by hiring people.
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Though barriers to entry are relatively low in the ride-hailing sector, analysts say new entrants need to scale up quickly to compete with Grab.
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Its low price and automated operation also allow it to scale up in a way that time-consuming and labor-intensive polygraph tests never could.
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Put Windows 10 Mobile on a phone, plug in a monitor, and the apps will scale up to look like you're running full-fat Windows.
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Biden was visiting the Mexican capital for economic talks accompanied by a delegation of U.S. officials who hope to scale up trade with the country.
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The idea is to rapidly scale up various options for securing the biomass and complementing it with associated activities to generate a closed loop operation.
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O agreed to combine in a deal valued at about $2.8 billion, to scale up their businesses in the financial technology and business services industry.
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They can use their scale and management expertise to co-ordinate many different resources, spread best practice across the world and scale up clever ideas.
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A sale to a larger company like Dean Foods, General Mills or Pepsi could give the yogurt brand an opportunity to more quickly scale up.
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Over the next year and a half, Mr. Flanders said, the company plans to scale up their reactor to something the size of a dishwasher.
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By bringing companies, investors, technical experts, and political leaders together, CEM made it possible to rapidly scale up existing clean energy solutions around the world.
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And special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian election interference is poised to scale up its public activity now that the midterm elections have concluded.
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Natural disasters and recessions leave many unemployed, and Medicaid would no longer be able to scale up quickly to meet demand and help those affected.
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In the Netherlands Tele2 is attempting to scale up its operations, while Deutsche Telekom has been attempting to sell T-Mobile to private equity investors.
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"Our results show that rapid scale-up of targeted PrEP can lead to rapid reductions in HIV at a population level," Grulich said by email.
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You can really scale up and live in a world that is much more autonomous, self-driving, and do autonomous shipments with no human intervention.
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We should target federal funding to develop and scale-up the programs that increase access to, persistence through, and completion of a post-secondary education.
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The fund will also only have limited ability to borrow to scale up the size of its investments, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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When I spoke to him last fall, Yale economist Mushfiq Mobarak had a theory about why the results didn't scale up: the choice of recipients.
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They're using a new tool designed to scale up relational contact, prompting their volunteers to contact friends almost exclusively through Facebook Messenger and text messages.
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Areny, who believes current electric cars are overpriced, hopes to scale up his efforts and mass-convert, or mass-produce, his gas-to-electric vehicles.
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The information that Amazon acquires online pharmacy Pill Pack verifies the market's guess that Amazon indeed want to scale up its business in medical industry.
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ON OUR RADAR The lead author of a dire report that pushed the UK and US to scale up their coronavirus responses believes he's infected.
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I direct message Rochko to ask a few questions for the article—he answers as best he can while working to scale up the servers.
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Soffritto is easy to scale up, as it's roughly equal parts onion, celery, and carrot (though some people, like Mark, go heavier on the onion).
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"She created a production that could effectively scale up from season to season without losing either its efficiency or its heart," Benioff and Weiss said.
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And according to a recent report by PayScale, as professionals scale up the corporate ladder, the more likely they are to have had a sponsor.
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Takes time to scale up The IPO filing didn't even attempt to paint a picture of how and when Lyft will venture into the black.
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Google explained that it took the decision to end the program because it was becoming difficult to scale up and to make a sustainable business.
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Klobuchar has been scrambling to scale up her campaign after a surprise third-place finish in New Hampshire vaulted her into the top-tier conversation.
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Without that money, they say, the New Jersey senator won't be able to scale up his campaign in the way he needs to stay competitive.
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Australia, Sweden and Norway have begun accepting higher numbers of refugees and have developed plans to scale up their health and social infrastructure to accommodate.
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In the face of this limited progress, the global community is taking action to rapidly scale up the next generation of HIV medicines for children.
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In the absence of a cure, it is imperative to scale up cutting-edge tools and promising innovations that improve the lives of vulnerable populations.
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But it could take decades for wind and solar to scale up to dethrone natural gas, and nuclear has recently been cost-prohibitive to construct.
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Ontario tech firm Clearpath Robotics has raised $30 million in a Series B round of venture funding to scale up production of its self-driving vehicles.
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The new organization quickly won $20,000 from D-Prize and formed a partnership with Evidence Action, a new organization that seeks to scale up proven inventions.
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The mid-sized generics drug maker said it had no plans to scale up its U.S. business and would invest more in Asia and Africa instead.
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Many experts say the next step is to scale up successful programs to a national or regional level, requiring more long-term funding and government support.
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But it overlooked "the desperate need to radically scale up financing for off-grid renewable energy" to help the poorest gain access to electricity, they added.
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"By working together, and reaching out to citizen scientists, this is really how we scale up our science to meet the challenges of global climate change."
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While the biggest players in the market seem to be trying to scale up, there's still some niche services out there for those with specific tastes.
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According to Teicher and Halpern, this new method enables them to scale up previous restoration efforts, which have so far focused on reviving coral colonies underwater.
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He is now looking to collaborate with other disciplines, and with people like London's Mayor, to scale up the technology and make a larger-scale impact.
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But he demanded that other member nations scale up their defense spending to meet NATO's requirements, a longstanding request of US presidents that Trump has amplified.
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"We hope other international manufacturers and retailers will join us to adopt new standards and scale up this concept in order to fight waste," said Vallee.
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Many believe the motivation behind the merger was to fend off the competition posed by Uber in the Chinese market, and to scale up by combining.
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Just a month of revenue makes it hard to gauge that potential, even though Nio has plans to scale up and open its own manufacturing plants.
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Global markets weed out all but the most productive firms and allow even companies from small countries to scale up using techniques such as mass production.
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Image courtesy of Ÿnsect Image courtesy of Ÿnsect The company said that it raised this $125 million (€110 million) Series C round to scale up production.
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She is a non executive director of the Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction, the Creative industries federation, the Scale Up Institute and the Open Data Institute.
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Now scale up the Netflix audience to the level of the NBC subscriber base; a show like Jessica Jones would be reaching about 13 million viewers.
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Sherry is an entrepreneur, investor and advisor who currently chairs the Financial Strategy Advisory Group for the University of Cambridge, the Scale-Up Institute and Founders4Schools.
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And with some hiccups and brief outages, we actually were able to scale up to orders of magnitude greater than what we thought we would get.
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"Unless there's a big scale up in the response, were unlikely to be successful in getting to zero cases," Lowcock said during a meeting in Geneva.
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" The WHO's Director General Margaret Chan said: "There must be a massive scale-up of efforts, or countries will continue to run behind this deadly epidemic.
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Equinor, formerly Statoil, is betting on offshore wind, leveraging its expertise in operating offshore platforms and its ability to scale up small projects into industrial ones.
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Among other things, New York's Public Service Commission concluded that wind and solar wouldn't be able to scale up fast enough to replace the lost reactors.
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Though Hofman doesn't think urban farming could ever replace existing food production systems, she hopes to pioneer ways to scale up the output of urban farms.
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If a person wants an appeal, Facebook will also handle this second level of review and scale up its systems to handle a lot of cases.
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While CACI has been trying to scale up through acquisitions, General Dynamics expects a deal with CSRA to help grab more of the U.S. defense budget.
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In the event that he wins, Trump will have to quickly scale up his campaign -- particularly if he's competing nationwide against Hillary Clinton's behemoth political organization.
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Bitcoiners hope that the vote will prevent the cryptocurrency from splitting in two on August 1 while also allowing bitcoin to scale up to worldwide adoption.
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If Merlon gains traction and manages to scale up the power and capabilities of its analytical platform will benefit from the network effect of increased cooperation.
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The next event of the Congress of Polish Entrepreneurs in the UK is on how to scale up a business, not how to wind it down.
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To further scale up the platform, including increased marketing spend, new products, and growing the team, Property Partner has closed £15.9 million in Series B funding.
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Scale up their salaries from there, and it's easy to see how male stars might continue outearning their female colleagues over the course of the series.
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As these farms scale up, however, they will need more electricity, not just for lighting but to run equipment like pumps and fans, Mr. Giacomelli said.
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This deal is an obvious one to help it scale up its business on the back of what is currently the world's biggest music streaming platform.
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They hope to mobilize customers while they're at the nascence of their financial independence, and scale up to launch a larger suite of financial service products.
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Greiwe thinks consolidation, already occurring across the industry, is an inevitability, as flexible-office firms scale up their operations to partner with the largest office owners.
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States should also analyze what action they have taken to scale up implementation of supervision practices and programs designed to cut recidivism, according to the report.
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If Gillum wins his race for governor, he won't just try to scale up some of the progressive legislation he's fought for on the local level.
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Clients get free trades that start at 100 per year and scale up based on the account size and level of service they have with Chase.
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This came to an abrupt end with Mr. Wells's death and Michael Eisner's efforts to scale up the success with a slate of big-budget blockbusters.
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" He thinks about manufacturing "more like cloud computing" where you can "scale up and down production as you would with AWS or a load-balancing server.
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Currently Planted's chicken substitute is only available at a handful of restaurants while they work out the rest of the business and prepare to scale up.
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Now under a different administration, the Hawaii governor's office is supporting the health department's efforts to rapidly scale up vector control staff using previously restricted funds.
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But the remarkable thing is that over the last 15 years, the business has been able to scale up without compromising any of our original principles.
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MMC Ventures says its Scale Up Fund will provide primary capital to current portfolio companies that have grown beyond the mandate of MMC Ventures' existing funds.
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Biden's hopes going forward may now depend on how quickly he can build on his Super Tuesday triumph and scale up his still rudimentary campaign machinery.
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A push to scale up apprenticeship programs and the mandate that the federal government buy American-made goods when possible echo efforts by the Trump administration.
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The startup, which is part of Sequoia India's Surge accelerator program, will use the new fund to scale up its enrollment and launch in new markets.
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He added that the company would use the new investment to scale up, making new hires and building on the startup&aposs current nine-strong team.
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Homage wants to help with a platform that not only matches pre-screened professionals and clients, but also enables caregiving organizations to scale up more quickly.
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Supermarket Grocery Supplies Private Ltd, which owns Bigbasket, will use the proceeds for expansion and to scale up the online grocer's supply chain, the company said.
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Some state and local public health workers, however, have expressed concern about how quickly the U.S. has been able to scale up its coronavirus testing capability.
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When Facebook first started, Zuckerberg says he had to come to Silicon Valley to find the capital and resources he needed to scale up the company.
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If concentration is caused by ultra-productive firms outcompeting weaker rivals, then investment ought to rise as those firms scale up to exploit their competitive edge.
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"We stand ready to scale up our presence and efforts across the entire city, in line with the resolution and international humanitarian law," the statement read.
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The company produces 70 to 80 plastic logs a day, but hopes to scale up to at least 400 once it can afford a bigger machine.
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The Trump administration has since taken steps to scale-up U.S. testing capabilities, but it remains extremely difficult even for people showing symptoms to get tested.
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The greenback had weakened last week after poor economic data encouraged investors to scale up their bets that the Federal Reserve would soon cut interest rates.
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Even as international organizations scale up their aid efforts, parents wander the camps cradling infants with emaciated limbs and oversized eyes bulging out of skeletal faces.
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Its customer base now numbers nearly 23 million homes, a major prize for media groups that want to scale up against online groups Netflix and Amazon.
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The gap between poor and rich students looked like it could nearly vanish if we could figure out how to scale up and replicate those results.
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It's now available in over 210 markets in North America, which would allow Walmart to more quickly scale up to reach those customers interested in grocery delivery.
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Adidas will also this year open a new warehouse facility in the German state of Lower Saxony to help scale up its e-commerce business, he said.
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That allows the association's members little flexibility to drop prices to account for the lower labor costs offshore, and little ability to scale up to meet demand.
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Emmerich noted that he became interested in filming a sequel over the years as special effects became more advanced, which allowed him to scale up the action.
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It's a way to encourage engineers to scale up their ambitions, says the company, with anyone able to enter an AI driver on a USB flash drive.
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Partnerships, like the one announced with China Southern last week, will allow the Finnish flag carrier to scale up in size to meet demand, according to Manner.
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This risk of losing control of a technology is very real when SMEs or scale-up businesses are dealing with much larger target customers for their technologies.
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If we scale up that idea, then having political freedom means entire societies must do the same, preferably—if it were up to Kant—with a constitution.
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What I want to do is to scale up from my personal home machine, which only makes about 20 to 40 ice cream bars at a time.
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The startup says the funding will be used to grow the team and scale up production in order to meet "increasing demand from retailers including John Lewis".
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Even if Wonder's phone was a hit, it would be tough to scale up production fast enough to meet demand while it still felt cool and new.
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"If the government grants that exclusion request and lets us import these cells, it will allow us to further scale up the factory in Florida," he said.
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For a small and low-cash startup like Kiwi, it would be risky to overextend by taking on a major round and using that to scale up.
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Armed with the results of his study, Dr Hawker wondered if he could scale up the shrimp's technique to create plasmas that would meet the Lawson criterion.
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Because existing systems lack the accuracy, speed and cost-efficiency required to scale up screening of the highly contagious disease, many TB cases go undiagnosed, they said.
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I spoke with F6S cofounder Sean Kane and he let me know that the Alpha benefits are geared to help these top founders scale-up their business.
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The fine will cost you up to 35 bucks for the first offense, and it'll scale up to $75 or $99 for your second and third offenses.
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We've worked tirelessly to design bras that don't just scale up in size, but that have additional supportive elements that are nearly unperceivable to the naked eye.
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Thus far, the studio has released three long-form short films: Rakka, Firebase, and Zygote, each of which Blomkamp hopes to scale up to feature-length projects.
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But she noted that it can be difficult for financial technology companies to scale up profitably, and that more are looking toward supply banks with products instead.
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Though the startup has to localize content first, its technology can stay the same in each new market it enters, which will help it scale up quickly.
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It's one thing to produce a tool for small teams, but as you scale up, the needs of the organizations and the underlying infrastructure requirements change dramatically.
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Now it wants capital to scale up to dominate the $50 billion a year curly hair product market with a brand that stands for "Love Ur Self".
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Araya said that the rapid international scale-up of renewable power and electric transport could make things easier – and be a big economic opportunity for Costa Rica.
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The Kickstarter will launch the tracking system at the flagship Dock to Dish outpost in Montauk, New York, with hopes that it will scale up in time.
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"Although Apple is late to the credit card game, its marketing clout and loyal customer base gives the company an opportunity to scale up quickly," Abramsky said.
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Yet, some wealth managers have left the region in the recent years after struggling to scale up their business and attain a critical AUM to turn profitable.
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The FinTech Hive is intended to help companies to scale up and industrialize their approved ideas, as well as attract investors and publicity for the final product.
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The device would sport a similar design to the Galaxy S8, but scale up the size slightly over the 6.2-inch diagonal of the larger Galaxy S8+.
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Meanwhile, EF made a number of additional announcements today, as it looks to further scale up the programme now that it feels the model has been proven.
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It also plans to scale up by launching new products and asset classes, including around shared ownership, and, most notably, opening up the platform to institutional investors.
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The chips feature GDDR103 memory to expedite things, and support Nvidia's NVLink technology to scale up memory capacity to up to 96GB and 100GB/s of bandwidth.
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Part of Vista's pitch to software entrepreneurs is its internal 125-person consulting team, Vista Consulting Group, which works with companies to quickly scale up a business.
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Kaitin described a domino effect that could result from delays in new drug approvals: It could disrupt companies' plans to scale up production and launch new drugs.
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They're used only rarely, but when they are, there's a tsunami of demand that requires a speedy and massive scale-up by vaccine makers and biopharmaceutical companies.
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The programs are spread thin, and to scale up, they will probably have to set aside their native distrust of mainstream psychiatry to form alliances with clinics.
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The test now is whether the United States can scale up from a few pilot programs to truly make a difference nationwide, and what it will cost.
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Maybe, if renewables can keep their halo while they scale up, they might even serve as a bank-shot method of changing public opinion on climate change.
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There's chaos in Paris this week as a lengthy battle over the failure to properly scale up a bikeshare system boils over into a heated labor dispute.
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As well as increasing the number of hubs operated by the sprawling organisation, the acquisitions would help Lufthansa scale up Eurowings, its newly relaunched low-cost carrier.
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Empowered by an influx in federal cash, groups like Obria—which calls itself a "pro-life" health clinic—have the capacity to dramatically scale up their infrastructure.
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The replenishment will enable IDA to scale up development interventions to tackle conflict, fragility and violence, forced displacement, climate change and gender inequality, the World Bank said.
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"We're the first to build a whole platform that can scale up to thousands of cameras, and the first to do a real-world deployment," Huver said.
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"The average company profile we have at the moment is a start-up/scale-up company that develops their product in-house," says co-founder Kaarel Holm.
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"At the moment we are mainly focused on technology-related companies — so positions you can find from average start-up or a scale-up," he tells TechCrunch.
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When the approval comes through, Guha's team has the knowhow to scale up from the few hundred units they currently produce, to several thousands for market production.
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The EU is also seeking to allow the European Investment Bank to do business in Iran and to scale up euro-denominated credit lines from EU states.
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The big question is whether everything else, especially India's ambitious solar program, can scale up fast enough to obviate the need for all those big purple blobs.
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"This is a way to scale up what IDA can do - to provide funds and leverage the capital markets so that IDA can do more," Oteh said.
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Moon said earlier that he and Trump carried out "candid" talks about the North Korean issue, and agreed to scale up regional deployments of allies military forces.
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" He added the company would use the fresh capital to "double down in sales and marketing" in the U.S., to "scale up and keep our operations growing.
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The machine operates as a whole, and as such every part must communicate with every other part — which becomes something of a problem as you scale up.
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"They opened up the channels, and when the Treasury gets more money, they'll be able to scale up these programs," former Fed Vice Chairman Donald Kohn said.
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Only a day earlier, Trump said he was signing a Korean War-era law allowing the government to force industry to scale up production of necessary equipment.
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If we were going to do scale-up of testing and contact tracing to contain the epidemic, it would have started happening in late December, early January.
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Though the US Boba Company has only a few employees, Mr. Chau says it will scale up as production increases — and he is counting on production increasing.
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Today, Diligent Robotics announces its $10 million Series A that will help it scale up to deliver "more robots to more hospitals," CEO Andrea Thomaz tells me.
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Finally, Koio plans to use the funding to further scale up its operational team and other departments in the company to be able to better handle demand.
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With Eero, it was the dawning realization that it is very hard to scale up an independent hardware business without a massive corporation to subsidize your efforts.
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"But most of it was only for domestic consumption - we want to help them scale up their production and derive a reliable income from it," he said.
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Panasonic's decision to exit the factory comes as Tesla tries to scale up its energy business as well as meet employment requirements at the state-funded factory.
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"Our campaign has reached the point where we need more money to scale up and continue building a campaign that can win," Booker wrote in a statement.
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However, reaching net-zero emissions climate goals will require a 100-fold scale-up of CCS facilities between now and 2040, demanding further supportive policies and mechanisms.
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The Earth Fund could end the stalemate by pledging to rapidly scale up sustainable hydrogen production, finally giving the hydrogen fuel cell industry the supply it needs.
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However, if a start-up is going to become a scale-up, the leadership team will need to change its mindset and focus on a new tasks.
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According to the BIS, the lenders most likely to scale up or down their repo-market activity in response to changing demand are the four biggest banks.
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It's not just the DNC threshold – our campaign needs to scale up to have a chance to stay in this race and compete to win the nomination.
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Because cloud services can be rented by the minute and expanded at any time, they require hardly any capital to scale up and serve millions of users.
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At stake is the future of Redstone's media empire, which is facing pressure to scale up at a time when competitors are gobbling rivals to stay relevant.
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Google's latest quantum development is the creation of a six-qubit chip with a tighter configuration that could scale up to larger systems, MIT Technology Review reported.
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They are unlikely to mature and scale up without hundreds of billions in subsidies, substantial reform at NE and NRC, and a high, secure national carbon price.
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IPCC scientist Valerie Masson-Delmotte called for the scale-up of practices like organic farming and harvesting rainwater for irrigation that could help farmers deal with climate change.
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"We want to be able to scale up what we're already doing, since there's been quite a lot of interest from the commercial and political space," he says.
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Google currently offers free Wi-Fi access at 53 railway stations across India and plans to scale up the service to 100 by year-end, the company said.
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Although PillPack expects sales to exceed only about $100 million this year, Amazon's huge customer base and existing shipping infrastructure could allow the company to scale up quickly.
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Waymo said Uber was able to quickly scale up its autonomous program after Levandowski downloaded the files before his departure to form a company that Uber then acquired.
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The scale of potential divestments is also escalating, with 70 percent of executives polled saying the potential sale would be "large-scale", up from 50 percent in 2018.
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Since landing the contract in Las Vegas, TBC has ramped up its hiring as it starts to scale up and move beyond the status of Musk pet project.
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Until renewables scale up and become storable—available after sunset and between breezes, in other words—coal will continue to supply a big part of the world's energy.
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But when companies that are born with this kind of blinder on then scale up to global proportions a la Facebook and Twitter, things can get messy fast.
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David Ige said the state has "contingency plans to scale up" if more shelters are needed, but did not provide specific details when asked later by BuzzFeed News.
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One private provider is struggling to run just 218 schools in Liberia and yet plans to scale up to 300 before any evidence emerges from a planned evaluation.
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"It requires us to introduce new and innovative materials, and scale up new business models, like reuse and refill formats, at an unprecedented speed and intensity," he added.
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As we scale up existing technologies to displace fossil fuels, we also must work to create new technologies that will ease the transition to a low-carbon future.
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Countries like Russia and Saudi Arabia, which already employ thousands of online propagandists to abuse government opponents and push official talking points, could scale up their efforts overnight.
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That $1,000 player upgraded their sound significantly and showed me that the Fiio F5s have plenty of room to scale up with the quality of the music source.
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As these companies scale up, it creates more and more of an actual industry, a supply chain of parts and expertise that aspiring new companies can draw on.
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"With the recovered crude oil prices and reduction in DDGS imports, the biofuel business was able to scale up and improve profitability," China-Agri said in a filing.
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But their fundraising had taken a significant hit during the crucial third quarter before the primary season, when they needed to be preparing to scale up — not retrenching.
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And, as befits a marketplace startup looking to scale up fast, CornerJob is not currently taking any revenue — allowing even recruitment agencies to trial its platform for free.
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To prevent a scramble for worthwhile, shovel-ready infrastructure projects, governments could make sure to have a ready queue, so spending could easily scale up in a downturn.
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The resolution itself focuses huge public-sector investments and financing tools to a very rapid scale-up of zero-carbon energy and climate-friendly infrastructure and industrial practices.
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"Companies know that we leverage our LPs to help us understand pain points, then we help startups to scale up by introducing them to our LPs," he says.
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Hatibu said efforts to scale up irrigation in Africa could benefit from technology and experience from other parts of the world aimed at using scarce water more efficiently.
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"Dell wants to scale up its commitment to find more opportunities for mentoring and volunteering with the girls, including remotely, as well as distance-learning opportunities," she said.
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"This is the Holy Grail of infrastructures because fiber is capable of anything, it can scale up to include technology we can't even imagine yet," Hovis told me.
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It's also nearly impossible to scale up or down if you need more or less room over time, since mall spaces are usually pre-divided into separate stores.
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As the world's economies scale up, that number is only expected to increase as we become more dependent on the international supply chain for our goods and services.
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It could, for example, help future generations more accurately answer questions about illnesses in the family, an increasingly important piece of data as precision medicine efforts scale up.
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It will scale up graphics on a bigger device and scale them down on a smaller device, so that we can build once and publish to many devices.
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Beyond capital, the EU must do more to both incentivize cleantech innovation in the private sector — and to scale up and mainstream the most promising and disruptive technologies.
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An Israeli company that is designing bulletproof backpacks for students is having to scale up production to keep up with orders from the U.S., according to The Independent.
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On 2628 December, in Accra, Ghana, the government of Ghana held the Accra SDG Investment Fair to scale up financing for the implementation of the SDGs in Ghana.
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The money is being used to scale up other e-commerce ventures and make new investments in online classifieds, payments and food delivery, with $750 million already spent.
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White Mountains is a Bermuda-domiciled financial services (FS) holding company traded on the New York Stock Exchange and is aiming to try and scale up the business.
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"I think we caught them right at the tip of when they were trying to scale up," Saikat Mitra, Google Shopping's director of trust and safety, told CNBC.
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High-tech interventions like carbon capture and storage need decades and massive investment to scale up — but forests are nature's original carbon-negative strategy, inexpensive, here and now.
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Still, experts point out that a macaque is still much smaller than a human adult, and it is unclear how this treatment would scale up in human trials.
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CDC's scientific leadership has provided key evidence to deliver effective and efficient programs and has demonstrated the feasibility of massive, rapid scale-up of this life-saving medication.
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Uber, which lost $1.8 billion in 2018, said it offers incentives to drivers to scale up its network to attract riders away from personal vehicles and public transportation.
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But some experts say it will take a lot of time and money to scale up, and that it is not clear if the technique reduces disease transmission.
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We need help to help scale up some of these programs like Genesis Works and You're Up that can help place some of these people in these jobs.
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The program was successful enough that the Nasscom Foundation plans to implement a program called Scale Up that will modernize nine additional libraries in the northern Indian state.
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Gibbs said they'd be spending the next 15 years figuring out how to scale up more sustainable beef production to the level a global company like McDonald's needs.
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That means we must start burying and sequestering carbon (in some models as early as 2020) and rapidly scale up until we are burying more than we're emitting.
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YL Ventures said it bridges the gap between Israeli innovation and U.S. markets, supporting its companies as they go to market, raise follow-on capital and scale up.
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Sources close to Walmart told CNBC that, should the pilot prove successful, the retail giant will likely scale up its primary care offerings across its nearly 5,000 locations.
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Chan says these tools have helped Sutter Health officials scale up their response to coronavirus worries and reach patients more quickly and safely than it ever could before.
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On a call with reporters after the BHP deal was announced, BP executives said the acquisition offered the chance to scale up their shale investments with modest risk.
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So if you scale up or scale down any one of these things, it directly affects the value of R. How does this knowledge help public health planning?
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"A Netflix, you have to drive your own career growth in terms of if you want to scale up or take on more responsibilities," one former employee said.
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Lawmakers and governors have urged Trump to use his executive powers to scale up production and individual physicians and nurses have pleaded for a new influx of supplies.
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The key will be if they can somehow scale up the loans using financial leverage, then the scale of the lending capacity could be multiple times the size.
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The research that ends up being the strongest is often the best funded and best conducted with the most committed backers, making it the hardest to scale up.
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And in the Indian state of West Bengal, a small grant supported a monitoring system for the scale-up of a training program for informal health care providers.
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The World Health Organization in a statement on Tuesday called on countries in the South-East Asia region to "urgently scale-up aggressive measures to combat COVID-19".
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The manufacturer "can scale up to 1,000 a day with one week's notice," Professor Rebecca Shipley, director of UCL's Institute of Healthcare Engineering, told BBC Newshour on Monday.
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And Natural Cycles has used some of that money to help it scale up to 95 staff at one point, but today the headcount stands at 60-70.
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These two countries — like the United States — have been economically inefficient in many of the key policies and financial tools they have used to scale up renewable energy.
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A dramatic increase in applications has driven colleges to scale up assessment efficiency, relying more and more on quantified parameters such as the GPA and standardized test scores.
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If those tests go well, the next step would be to find ways to scale up commercial seaweed farming so that there's enough available for all those cows.
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He is expected to scale up his politicking in the coming months, starting Monday in New Hampshire on the eve of that state's first-in-the-nation primary.
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Much as you would love to see the so-called hockey-stick growth curve for your business, few founders will ever see that sort of rapid scale-up.
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If these results were to scale up to the level of the species for these organisms, there is some possibility that our results extend to other biological groups.
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"We priced the collection according to how limited and how complicated each piece [is]," said Silverstein, when asked if he believes his designs can scale up for wholesale.
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The car company has struggled to scale up production of its Model 3 sedan, which has been hit by a number of delays, intensifying the pressure on Musk.
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BYD has continued to scale up its new production lines, and announced Friday it is increasing its capacity at a rate of between 300,000–500,00 masks per day.
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The initial infusion of funds from the bill could help scale up addiction treatment facilities across the US — to make sure people have a clinic to go to.
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Shumlin, who was previously involved in efforts to boost drug addiction treatment, helped scale up the hub and spoke model as Vermont's main response to the opioid crisis.
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But for such companies to scale up fast, as American ones do, he says that Europe needs to "unify all fiscal rules and norms" into a true single market.
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He won't be drawn into making any specific predictions for how long it will take for blockchain to scale up to be able to deliver major scale process change.
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"We need to be among the top two competitors who are in a position to scale up the technology and bring it into series production," Schroeder told the paper.
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But once established, these businesses often struggle to scale up: too small to get investment from larger commercial banks or strategic investors, yet too big to receive startup capital.
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Tariq Qaqish, managing director, asset management at MenaCorp said: "Definitely a bigger bank can scale up quickly, strengthen the balance sheet and meet requirements of Basel III," he said.
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The lessons I've drawn from observing the US headphones industry is that the small companies that thrive do it by having some advantage that isn't easy to scale up.
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Earlier this month, Facebook reported that it has just shy of two billion users, which means that it will need to continually scale up its protections for its users.
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But after a burst of optimism in the 1950s, such systems could not be made to work on complex new sentences; the rules-based approach would not scale up.
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The key question moving forward is how to scale up thousands of brilliant innovations so that a tipping point is crossed and progress at scale accelerates and becomes unstoppable.
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A climate debate could force candidates to go beyond talking points, and ask each how they'll overcome fossil fuel industry opposition, ramp down emissions, and scale up renewable energy.
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Incorporating advertisements into HBO Max in order to offer a cheaper price tier gives AT&T and WarnerMedia a way to scale up their general streaming service — and fast.
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With Saudi Arabia intending to localize 50 percent of its military industry by 2030, it is in discussions with U.S. companies to scale up their operations in the kingdom.
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Apptopia's pricing plans start at $79 per month for smaller developers and scale up to over $5,000 per month for those who need insight into advertising and API access.
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So unless Sanders can scale up his fundraising machine to help candidates who aren't as personally inspiring, the primary fundraising model of the Democratic Party isn't going to change.
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It also urged more support for producers seeking to scale up and more land for large farms, and warned banks not to suspend or limit loans to the industry.
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The GDPR framework is also backed up by a new regime of major penalties for data protection violations which can scale up to 4% of a company's global turnover.
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The magnetic tape was developed by Sony Storage Media Solutions, and the milestone indicates the viability of continuing to scale up storage on tapes for another decade, IBM said.
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"But now I see increasing maturity in their capability to scale up to work with big institutions like ours," he said at a technology event in Singapore, Innovfest Unbound.
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Perhaps positioned to scale up to meet Austin's needs more efficiently are Wingz, Fare and Fasten, all of which are already up and running in other major U.S. cities.
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The business has raised $125 million to scale up its production, and said that the funding would also help the business to open a new factory in North America.
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Analysts have long speculated that smaller banks needed to join forces to scale up their technology budgets as consumer preferences shift to mobile devices, but deals haven't been happening.
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He said his work would focus on whether US production of steel -- currently operating around 70% of capacity -- could quickly scale up to meet the needs of the military.
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"If it works well, we will implement, scale up and use our expertise in other centers around the world," Yves Daccord, ICRC's director general, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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With those boundary conditions in place, that means that it's a reasonable model to scale up as it can make the process of diagnosing patients more and more efficient.
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First, the group is focusing on increasing funding for the U.S. Institute of Peace "to scale up their conflict resolution and peace building programs in Iraq," a release said.
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But if data access has been sealed up by tech giants all the scale up funding in the world won't help domestic AI startups break through that algorithmic ceiling.
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It isn't clear whether there is consensus within the ECB to make an adequate demonstration: to dramatically scale up bond purchases, for example, or to buy up bank debt.
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"I am confident that coalitions like yours will scale up because they are noble and inspiring," Inia Seruiratu, the Fijian minister for agriculture and disaster management, told the meeting.
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The new partnership using the blockchain technology will now scale up to work on a series of small disbursements within Start Network's existing programs over the next six months.
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The anticipated Democratic probes come on top of the existing investigation led by special counsel Robert Mueller, which is expected to scale up now that the elections have concluded.
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He has 24 employees and plans to scale up to 100 over the next year, and thinks Amazon coming to the region would make that task a lot easier.
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Congress should support common-sense proposals such as structuring the Pell grant program to raise completion rates and providing incentives to scale up innovative approaches like those discussed above.
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Most recently, Detroit-based Banza raised $8 million to scale up production of chickpea-based pastas that offer a few grams more protein per serving than wheat-based varieties.
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Both of these stand in stark contrast to countries such as Taiwan and South Korea, both of which swiftly diverted resources to scale up, broaden, and fully report testing.
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How can we bring it to a level that we can scale up, not compromise at all in regarding safety and quality but do it in the right way?
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"We see a window of opportunity in the market to scale up our top games and we are seizing this opportunity," Rovio's CEO Kati Levoranta said in a statement.
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That's because they're equally good in all the ways that matter (charging speeds that scale up to 10W, affordability, simplistic designs, and they both include a 24W wall charger).
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ARUP Laboratories, a testing company based in Utah, halted national orders this week, saying in a notice that it needs critical testing supplies, particularly reagents, to scale up testing.
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Legislation passed last week will increase states' administrative funding by $1 billion, which will hopefully help them rapidly scale up their tech and staffing to meet the increased demand.
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Regardless of the failed transaction between Pfizer and Allergan earlier this month, health care deal activity has been reinvigorated as company executives see no choice but to scale up.
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Growth rates in residential solar could bounce back in the early 2020s if those companies can fix their finances, scale up new sales channels and push into new markets.
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The first thing we should do is scale up ocean-based renewable energy (such as offshore wind turbines and new technologies to harness the energy of waves and tides).
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But that could change as companies like Beyond Meat and Impossible scale up, and major food companies like Kellogg (K) and Nestlé (NSRGY) make more plant-based options mainstream.
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The Amazon MCS is serverless, so users pay for the resources they use and it can automatically scale up and down in response to application traffic, the company says.
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"I am also asking all investors to scale up green ventures, to increase lending for low-carbon solutions and to stop, in effect, financing pollution," he said in June.
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Flexible natural gas electricity can help balance the output of variable solar and wind power as they scale up, letting coal plants close without adding enormous amounts of batteries.
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New Consensus is proposing that the government both scale up the stimulus and pay for it through non-debt monetary expansion, or simply having the government print more money.
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We have to allow some time for existing wells to run dry, mines to shut down, power plants to close, factories to retrofit, and new technologies to scale up.
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That model can work in a small state, where a wealthy donor can make a big difference, but it likely won't scale up to somewhere like Texas or California.
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You don't have the notion of a nation-state that you belong to as a key organizing principle so you can scale up and make these kinds of investments.
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Military bases: Another thought is that SMRs might be used to power military bases — that the US military might serve as a kind first customer, helping SMRs scale up.
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But the company will need to find a way to make its subscription tiers more appealing and scale up its advertising despite having much less staff to drive the changes.
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She had an idea to scale up the roommate model to a higher density so that the cost of living in an appealing location could be as low as possible.
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BMS' French business is expected to draw interest from a series of European private equity-backed companies which are looking to scale up their existing portfolio companies, the sources said.
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He promised to put coal miners back to work, to drastically scale up American manufacturing, and to restart stalled oil pipeline projects that had been rejected by the previous administration.
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Today, one of those startups made a big splash by buying an incumbent business, and taking on an equity investment alongside that, to scale up its position in the market.
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The round was led by Scale-Up Venture Capital, with participation from a long list of additional investors, some of which contributed to the company's Series A early last year.
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With that said, in a statement Alex Lazovsky, General Partner of Scale-Up VC, is talking up Zeek's unicorn potential, although I tellingly failed to get the startup's current valuation.
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Lee added that the deal would increase CapitaLand's options in places such as the United States, Europe and India, allowing the company to scale up and diversify its investments globally.
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I've been using the Ether 2s primarily with a Schiit Jotunheim, which is just about adequate, but these headphones have vast reserves of headroom to scale up with beefier components.
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The cloud market is currently dominated by Amazon Web Services and Microsoft's Azure unit - both of which have been growing in double digits as customers scale up their Internet presence.
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The bugs stem from code pushed back in July, but Facebook only discovered the issue Tuesday afternoon as the hackers tried to scale up the attack to steal more tokens.
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"The coming years are critical as we empower our partners to innovate, accelerate and scale up climate investments that match the pace and urgency of the climate crisis," he continued.
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"Over the past couple of years, I started to do a lot of data science work and helped a couple of companies scale up their data science teams," he said.
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A new report finds that a key multilateral initiative to scale up clean energy R&D and demonstration funding, called Mission Innovation (MI), isn't on pace to hit its targets.
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Right now we have it set up in such a way that other companies can use that same gold and the factory can scale up with that gold as well.
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The recent discovery of plastic-munching microbes has ignited hopes that we might be able to degrade polyethylene naturally, but so far, biological degradation has proven difficult to scale up.
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At Microsoft, where these companies are often large enterprises, that also includes being able to scale up to the needs of an enterprise and offer the security guarantees they need.
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A perennial complaint about young tech firms in France is that—despite their gifted engineers and smart ideas—few know how to scale up fast enough to interest big investors.
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They're working to scale up production of the spider silk to "be able to produce meters worth, kilometers-long fibers continuously and relatively easily within the lab," Zhang told Axios.
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One of the primary advantages of cloud computing has always been the ability to scale up to meet short-term needs and scale back when that need has been met.
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Bar-Or, who wasn't involved with the Wisconsin study, said the challenge now is finding the best way to teach the material and scale up the number of qualified teachers.
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But, Dell™ FluidFS is designed to go beyond the limitations of traditional file systems with a flexible architecture that enables organizations to scale out and scale up non-disruptively.
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"Sure you can scale up the servers, but operations become exponentially complex while operations are linear on our solution," BlazingDB co-founder and CEO Rodrigo Aramburu told me before Disrupt.
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Where it stands: They're weighing plans for an initial plant that would capture around 500 kilotonnes of CO2 annually, and then scale up with additional facilities around twice that size.
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But they currently struggle to output as much power, the development process is still very expensive, and no one has shown that the technology can scale up to automotive levels.
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Amazon currently doesn't compete with Freightos, but Schreiber concedes that it may eventually become a more direct threat to logistics startups if it decides to scale up its logistics services.
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"Startups may not get to scale up because the resources they need to put into enforcement are too much for them," said Jennifer Urban, one of the paper's three authors.
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He also backed a new national sales tax launched last month, saying it was vital for Asia's third-largest economy to scale up manufacturing and achieve strong long-term growth.
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The agriculture ministry outlined measures on Friday to ensure a quick return to stable pig production, including subsidies for breeding farms and support for small producers seeking to scale up.
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In France, the association 'SME Pact' facilitates relations between SMEs and large companies, public or private, allowing the emergence of 'mid-cap' and 'scale-up' companies from the best SMEs.
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"I was hired to scale up the company and take it to the next level," he wrote of his time at Juniper, in a blog post on McKinsey & Company's website.
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The company now hopes to scale up such "index-based" insurance to other parts of the country, and develop other micro-insurance products that rely on satellite technology, Temsgen said.
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"I am exceedingly happy and motivated to do more ... I will scale up my efforts," Mustapha told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Maiduguri, the capital of Borno state.
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Based on these results, the researchers estimated that their contraption would be capable of generating approximately 1.2 millinewtons of thrust per kilowatt were they to scale up the power input.
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Now we need to scale up, and for that we need the support of everyone who values accuracy in reporting on one of the most critical challenges facing our planet.
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Really having the next tier of capital ready, which is why we are working with a variety of institutions so that when the stuff needs to scale up, [it can].
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"Modern networked movements can scale up quickly and take care of all sorts of logistical tasks without building any substantial organization cavity before the first protest or march," she writes.
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The news comes months after FedEx announced that it would no longer move Amazon's air cargo packages, and as Amazon works to scale up its own logistics and delivery services.
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Any steps taken will build upon the $1B in federal funding authorized in the 21st Century Cures Act during the Obama administration to scale up treatment efforts in the states.
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What particularly worries Kropff is that international governments that might have provided the money to scale up agricultural programs to protect food security are now increasingly distracted by other demands.
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Marathon operated its refineries at near full capacity in the quarter, while Valero ran at 93 percent and expects it to scale up to 95 percent in the current quarter.
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The reason is simple: Traditional corporate data center techniques simply would not efficiently scale up to the level that is required to run a global service like Google or Facebook.
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IBM's announcement followed the September Microsoft announcement of a new quantum computing programming language and stable topological qubit technology that can be used to scale up the number of qubits.
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A growing ecosystem to support new entrepreneursThe regular explanation for the change in mindset in Israel is the oft-repeated industry aphorism: From start-up nation to scale-up nation.
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As researchers and activists, we have to urgently focus on what works, on overcoming barriers to scale up H.I.V. treatment and prevention, which will need both scientific and political solutions.
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Legislators approved a transfer tax on the sale of homes worth more than $2 million, with a sliding scale up to 4.15 percent for homes worth $25 million or more.
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But Mr. Harrison, who approaches his work with an entrepreneurial zeal, now wants to scale up his operations, and is aiming to reach an additional 25 million people by 2025.
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Silicon Valley software companies can often "scale up" from thousands to millions of customers in a matter of weeks simply by renting some extra servers and writing some extra code.
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In studying how to scale up the process, Dr. Keith and his colleagues estimated they could remove CO₂ from the air at a cost between $94 and $232 per ton.
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Teo explained that those measures would help businesses to retain workers — instead of letting them go during challenges times — so that they can scale up quickly when the economy recovers.
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A team at the National University of Asunción led by Gerardo Blanco, an engineering professor, has identified four sectors that could scale up quickly: plastics, cement, glass and wooden furniture.
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For the mid-cap companies under his purview, Richert said that CEOs are increasingly examining so-called "mergers of equals" to scale up and help firms weather a future downturn.
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"A larger-scale, up-front investment--one that can reinvest savings from use of modern approaches--would keep momentum going on much-needed modernization efforts," she wrote in a post.
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"We will both have to juggle this with our full-time jobs at our respective startups, so I'm really trying to experiment with how to efficiently scale up," Zhang said.
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The race has reached the stage where candidates need serious cash for digital and television advertisements, and to scale up their campaigns to prepare for Super Tuesday in early March.
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The market will begin among commercial and industrial customers, but if digital circuit breakers prove their value in the field, there's no reason to think the market won't scale up.
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I wish the president had also stressed the profound need to rapidly scale up our national missile defense capabilities, a program that was all but eviscerated during the Obama administration.
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The company has been switching to a Kubernetes-powered infrastructure, which lets you scale up your Dataiku infrastructure by spinning up more containers and scale it down when you're done.
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Many countries - such as Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Mauritius - are already taking advantage of cost reductions to scale-up solar on a commercial basis, including in rural areas, Brent said.
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Field Upgrading has a tiny 10 bpd pilot plant that it hopes to scale up to 10,000 bpd by 2022 to produce low-sulfur heavy oil suitable for marine shipping.
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"This allows us to scale up our mission on the Boston Common," said Steven Maler, the director of the film and the founding artistic director of the Commonwealth Shakespeare Company.
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"I think the problem here is you have fundamentally a good business model, but I just don't think it can scale up enough to justify the market cap," Damodaran said.
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Slack also says that as many as two million individual users are regularly connected to the service simultaneously, which shows that, so far, the product can scale up without failing.
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Aid agencies have distributed food baskets and blankets, jerry cans, mattresses and plastic sheeting for thousands of newly displaced people and are preparing to scale up the response, she said.
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When you see Target go local, when you see Walmart doubling their local produce, that drives supply-chain change, gives small and mid-size farmers the opportunity to scale up.
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The company should similarly scale up its transparency efforts and be even more forthcoming, particularly if this is being done to protect people from having their photos abused, as Facebook claims.
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One study estimates that to avoid the two-degree global temperature rise by century's end, negative emission technologies must scale up to capturing 22 billion tons of CO3.793 annually by 23.79.
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