If Express Pool scales up, those numbers are likely to rise.
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The company says the price will drop as production scales up.
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So, as the volume scales up, naturally you get the benefits.
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Apart from eliminating Earth's movements, eLISA also scales up gravitational wave detection.
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This scales up the way we've always naturally collaborated in small groups.
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Sure, as a company scales up in sales, its absolute growth rate declines.
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But this will likely be dropped in time as its data business scales up.
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As visitor traffic through the museum fluctuates, the Ask team scales up or down.
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Moreover, prices are still falling fast and will keep falling as production scales up.
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As the fintech expands its growth is likely to slow as it scales up.
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This comes as the Accra based innovation hub scales up its presence across Africa.
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But as systems evolve and simplify, and production scales up, they will become more affordable.
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"As urban farming like Bowery scales up… that becomes more and more realistic," Ghobarah said.
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Some of that will happen naturally as it scales up and installations are in place.
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This will become especially useful as Slack scales up to work with ever-larger companies.
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As the offshore wind industry scales up, millions of construction and maintenance jobs will be created.
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As the process scales up, because it is so much more efficient, it will cost less.
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Natural gas is providing the US with a buffer, some running room, as it scales up renewables.
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The constellations will cost at least 6 billion dollars, with costs growing as each project scales up.
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As the hero of Diablo 3 levels up, the difficulty of enemies scales up right alongside them.
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So when you have these people who get lots of resources, that habit, you know, scales up.
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Think carefully about how those early decisions will look in the future as your company scales up.
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Analysts emphasized Tesla's future capital needs as the company scales up its production of the Model 3.
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Once satisfied with the ratio, he scales up the quantities and mixes everything in a large aluminum bowl.
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The letter is the latest in a chain between senators and Google, as Verily scales up its testing facilities.
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Waymo, for instance, told TechCrunch that its disengagements will likely increase as it scales up its testing in California.
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She scales up during the climax of the song, wailing and riffing, gospel-style, to the best of her ability.
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Now, as the team scales up to the world's largest trial at nearly 50 acres, their target audience is industry.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations scales up for machines with a high number of logical processors and large amounts of RAM.
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The technology is new, but once it scales up, the significantly greater efficiencies of clean meat will make it cost competitive.
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How quickly do you think that scales up to something where it becomes relevant to you and who you work with?
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BNEF's report includes the solar rooftop retrofit market, but costs are much lower for new construction, especially as it scales up.
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Deb says Raena plans to keep a very standardized product development process in order to ensure quality as the company scales up.
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The process will roll out in waves as it scales up, with those who have waited the longest getting their emails first.
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Dutch start-up Mosa Meat projects the cost of producing a hamburger will be about 9 euros ($10) once production scales up.
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Far richer than a romance, Melmoth uses the Gothic mode to sketch a psychological model of guilt that scales up and down.
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"I See You" inevitably scales up the sound of the xx, openly courting a wider audience, but its songs still ring true.
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But the research by Mr Broadberry and his colleagues, which scales up local and private records to generate national accounts, offers greater detail.
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The printer scales up an existing industrial process which starts with the liquid polymer being held in a container with a transparent base.
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It's a good framework on paper, but we'll have to see how well it scales up outside of the Matt Damon-led series.
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The offering comes as Tesla scales up production of its Model 3 sedan, a product already in high demand and beloved by consumers.
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The company is charging a nominal flat-rate price today as it scales up, and counts companies like Gap, Aflac, and Lyft as clients.
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As the platform scales up, the team intends to be very careful to ensure that the community stays positive even when discussing tough challenges.
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Go-Jek's financial services unit remains part of the overall business, but it'll be interesting to see whether that changes as it scales up.
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As Chime scales up, so will its costs, and it will need to find a way to bolster revenue, control expenses, and grow sustainably.
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"I think the hardest thing for anyone who likes making things, as a business scales up, is to realize you're making a company now," Casalena said.
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That number scales up to $749 with 128GB of onboard storage, $769 for the larger Pixel XL with 32GB, or $869 for the XL with 128GB.
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From Microsoft, we have the $24,2299 Surface Studio, which scales up to $28,21 when you juice up the RAM to 5003GB and the storage to 2500TB.
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Yet if states go forward with their plans, experts say the costs are likely to fall sharply as domestic industry scales up to meet the demand.
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In Dashlane's case, its Business product starts at $2 per user per month, then scales up by volume with custom setup options available for enterprise customers.
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So once the psychedelic research scales up to bigger sample sizes, the positive findings for these drugs could get much less striking — or even vanish entirely.
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The second film also scales up the level of production just a bit, with a climactic train chase that would have blown the first movie's budget.
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The device has all sorts of top-notch specs, including a Xeon processor that scales up to 18 cores and an all-new AMD Radeon Vega GPU.
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The monetary costs for the use of drones remain high, but Zipline's Rinaudo is confident that the delivery cost will decrease exponentially as the company scales up.
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As the industry scales up, costs come down, and the benefits of BEBs become visible to the urban public, more and more cities will board the bandwagon.
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According to Ko, Spin plans to work with government authorities as it scales up, rather than simply dropping bikes on a city and seeing how it goes.
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The company believes that costs will fall as the system scales up, eventually allowing urban flights that are cheaper than the cost of driving a car today.
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"Our bullish view is predicated on its dividend growth outlook, with scope to increase the $75 billion baseline as production scales up," JPMorgan said in a note.
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It scales up and down nicely, depending on the size of your table, and goes very well with corn and Julia Moskin's recipe for classic mashed potatoes.
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The art style of the characters and the worlds are spectacular, and it masterfully scales up the difficulty and doles out item upgrades and skills without feeling unfair.
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In a blog post announcing the opt-in trial yesterday, Brave says it's started "voluntary testing" of the ad model before it scales up to additional user trials.
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Cost-cutting efforts, like two rounds of layoffs, have helped too (though hiring doesn't appear to be slowing as Uber scales up new offices in Dallas and Chicago).
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So if you're looking for high-fidelity graphics and multiplayer that scales up to the platoon level, you might want to stick with the military version of Arma.
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The new Amano scales up farm-to-table and nose-to-tail cooking to serve sizable crowds in a former warehouse with rough plaster walls and exposed beams.
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In recent years, activists have been scrambling to find ways to save the reefs; environmental entrepreneurs have opened coral farms, which scales up and speeds up restoration efforts.
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The study warned that if the government scales up ethanol production beyond those levels, it will raise demand for grain to the point that it could hurt food security.
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Apart from the somewhat cool styling — which in all honesty, I don't think scales up very well — the vehicle reminded me, in an alarming way, of the PT Cruiser.
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"Our bullish view is predicated on its dividend growth outlook, with scope to increase the $75 billion baseline as production scales up," it said in a note on Wednesday.
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Maybe the price will come down as the company scales up, though again, this is Sony we're talking about here — it's not exactly a startup with limited supply chain access.
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Here there's some good news: The installed price for wind energy has fallen more than 90 percent since the 1980s and is continuing to drop as wind energy scales up.
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Assuming SpaceX scales up the number of Starlink satellites accordingly — and they all fit inside the nosecone of Starship — perhaps as many as 300 or 400 could launch at once.
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"You need computing that scales up with the size of the dataset," said Kathy Yelick, a professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences at the University of California at Berkeley.
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That's an improvement from the first version of the Impossible Burger "1.0" — and Impossible Foods hopes it can slice the carbon footprint even more as it scales up its manufacturing.
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And when the number of people who can theoretically collaborate on a project scales up into the billions, your chance of yoking together a critical mass of volunteers goes up exponentially.
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As the company scales up from a one-woman business, it's easy to imagine a future where women of all shapes, sizes, and shades have underwear drawers stocked with customized intimates.
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For now, however, the startup is doing traditional leases with landlords, taking on more of a financial risk with the spaces, as it scales up the brand side of the platform.
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So as addiction treatment scales up, it might be a good idea to take some newer harm reduction steps that also try to mitigate the dangers of the illicit opioid supply.
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When not enough cars are available in an area with high demand, both companies use a system known as dynamic pricing, which scales up costs in accordance with supply and demand.
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The three companies will jointly develop vehicles and share know-how as Arrival scales up its operations and moves to put a vehicle on the market in the next few years.
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"Every one of those investments would benefit from a common, underlying infrastructure that scales up into the disrupted intelligence that we think these robotic applications will need in the future," Barrett says.
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If this scales up, it could help save hundreds of thousands of animals from suffering on factory farms, and it could fight global warming by reducing the number of methane-producing cattle.
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As the startup scales up, it will integrate connected devices, like health sensors, into its platform so providers don't have to make home visits to conduct routine checks, like blood pressure readings.
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Quantum automatically scales up or down as needed, of course, and users can still work with the same metastore for their data, no matter whether they choose the clustered or serverless option.
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Working with choreographer Michael Kidd, Donen scales up "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" by accommodating its large, color-coded ensemble with ambitious, screen-filling dance sequences, set against a handsome backlot frontier.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations scales up for machines with a high number of logical processors and large amounts of RAM, and includes faster file support and low latency options for network adapters.
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It's worth noting that: There's been little talk, however, about what any of this will mean for workplace conditions and Amazon's underlying infrastructure as the company necessarily scales up its own delivery services.
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Opera founded startup OPay raises $50M for mobile finance in Nigeria MEST appointed Aaron Fu as its new Managing Director, as the Accra based incubator scales up its presence across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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More than 500 people in the U.S. have tested positive so far, and Vice President Mike Pence said officials expect that number to increase as the country dramatically scales up its testing capacity.
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If plant-based meat scales up, it could help save hundreds of thousands of animals from suffering on factory farms, and it could fight global warming by reducing the number of methane-producing cattle.
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In order to maintain that same level of quality and transparency the brand is so well known for, Brooklinen will be increasing the prices on two of its main products as it scales up.
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By most measures, Tesla has — it's built a $60 billion market cap and is expected to boost sales next year to $20 billion as Model 3 production scales up, from $11.8 billion in 2017.
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In order to manage its inventory as the company scales up and expands into new markets, it plans to start using RFID tagging and will attach passive RFID tags on each of its rental items.
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Exif's big hurdles are that it's not free (the price scales up the more views your photo gets) and that existing web infrastructure and habits are firmly built around websites using images that they themselves host.
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Linking the scales up to the app is a trivially easy task, done over Bluetooth, and once you have the scales on your Wi-Fi network, they'll automatically upload any measurements you take to your account.
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So yes, the Kann scales up in quality if you plug higher-end gear into it, but I found it superb even with the more affordable Shure SE535 in-ears and Oppo PM3 over-ear headphones.
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But as the company scales up production as orders roll in, it also plans to eventually introduce smaller and cheaper versions that could appeal to homeowners looking for a unique way to decorate a room.[Breakfast]
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Researchers say it could be the rise of cryptocurrencies with mining protocols that require less energy, a crash in bitcoin prices, continued efficiency gains as bitcoin scales up or a combination of these and other developments.
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Former CEO Travis Kalanick has now sold well over $1 billion in stock as he scales up his deliveries-only "ghost kitchen," and his cofounder Garrett Camp has made significant sales too, according to regulatory filings.
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As a company scales up in size, the previous trial and error allows a more thorough knowledge of what works and what doesn't; however, with that comes a smaller window for experimentation in your business model.
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As production scales up, what Ramez Naam calls the "energy storage virtuous cycle" kicks in: Prices fall; new markets for energy storage open up; new markets bring greater scale; scale brings more production and lower prices, etc.
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That means you can hook up any device via HDMI — be it a smartphone, tablet, streaming stick, or even game console — and project a crisp image on a flat surface that scales up to about 150 inches.
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Say you're a programmer and you want to build something without having to delve into the details of how to manage your database or how to add more or fewer servers as demand scales up and down.
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What ARES is after is grid stabilization at very large scales (up to 50 megawatts with the Nevada project)—as the grid becomes more diversified, smoothing its peaks and valleys becomes a more and more vital task.
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The new spot, which began airing Friday, comes as Trump drastically scales up his advertising push next month to more than $5 million a week -- with almost half of that money going to Florida, according to advertising records.
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Mr. Yates, who directed the last four movies in the "Harry Potter" franchise, slips easily between intimacy and grandiosity, and he scales up and scales down as easily as Tarzan scrambles up and down the digitally rendered trees.
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SAP, Europe's most valuable technology company, wants to expand its adjusted operating margins by a total of 21 percentage points through 20.8912 as it scales up its cloud operations, where it wants to achieve gross margins of 75 percent.
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Sugarlogix is working on developing sugars for babies that are not breast-fed—they say they have a deal in the works to start supplying one infant formula company with its sugars when Sugarlogix scales up production next year.
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SAP, Europe's most valuable technology company, wants to expand its adjusted operating margins by a total of 5 percentage points through 29.5 as it scales up its cloud operations, where it aims to achieve a gross margin of 212.5 percent.
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It comes as Trump scales up his attacks on Mueller and the report he produced -- broadsides and claims that some view as damaging to an overall legal strategy of asserting executive privilege to prevent key aides from appearing before Congress.
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Current models of drone are pricey, although JD says the cost will gradually come down as it scales up the network and builds more drones (it plans to sell those it makes to other firms, as well as use them for its operations).
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In terms of leveling and getting better gear, Battle for Azeroth did away with the legendary weapons players received in Legion and opted for a new sort-of-legendary item that scales up as you play and gather Azerite: The Heart of Azeroth necklace.
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Orders are currently made by a single tailoring unit in Bangalore, but Binks' plan is to automate pattern making, as many tailors still draft patterns by hand, so the company can maintain a standardized process for sizing and quality control as it scales up.
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AWS claims Timestream will be a thousand times faster at a tenth of cost of a relational database, and of course it scales up and down as required and includes all of the analytics capabilities you need to understand all of the data you are tracking.
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Furthermore, the efficiency of the mammal's circulatory systems scales up precisely based on weight: if you compare a mouse, a human and an elephant on a logarithmic graph, you find with every doubling of average weight, a species gets 25% more efficient—and lives 25% longer.
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"I'm not 100 percent sure we have to use a free service as a recruitment channel in the U.S.," then-CEO Axel Dauchez said in 2012, noting that this can be a very unprofitable route to building revenues especially as a company scales up because of music royalty payments.
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For the most part, other automakers have so far tried to craft sounds that match the natural whine of electric motors without abandoning the way the audible feedback scales up in an internal combustion engine as the car goes faster — in other words, still loud and kind of brawny.
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Sony, Dish Network, and now AT&T have all stepped in to offer their own take on the cable alternative in the form of a skinny bundle that starts around $20 a month and scales up to nearly four times that, when you toss in sports and other add-ons.
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The movie is both a tribute to the skill of Fruitvale Station and Creed director Ryan Coogler, who almost effortlessly scales up to a much bigger budgetary level with Black Panther, and to an ensemble cast full of actors who'd rarely get asked to play parts like these in a blockbuster like this.
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If higher-end customers with discerning palates can buy into meatless burgers that taste like burgers, then the spending can subsidize growth (along with a few hundred million from investors) to create economics that will become more favorable as the company scales up to sell its goods at a lower price point.
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If nothing else, the scene served as a reminder that although the threat from Pastor Tim and Alice might be a little less acute than in the recent past, introducing the two outside characters who know Philip and Elizabeth's secret to the character who could immediately act on it still scales up the menace.
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If Tesla is successful in its mission — if it scales up Model 3 production soon, succeeds in building out a state-of-the-art, human-robot hybrid factory, manages to mass-produce cars that the average American can afford and use without consuming fossil fuels and pumping out planet-destroying emissions — it's a net win for humanity.
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The reasons that requisite skill scales up with the size of a street mural are manifold: some are intensely practical (larger pieces are harder to hide from the law) while others are simply a matter of artistic vision (proportion, color and other aspects of painting become more difficult when you can only look at small parts of the piece at a time).
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