Sentences with phrase «early deployment»

Alternative pathways of early deployment of negative emission technologies need to be considered to ensure that climate targets are reached safely and sustainably.

This argues in favor of some direct support for early deployment of technologies such as advanced biofuels and carbon capture and sequestration.

And to help transfer that power through its front wheels, there's Torque Transfer Control (TTC), an electronic diff - aping system that allows earlier deployment of the throttle when exiting corners.

Many renewable energy advocates see fossil CCS as enabling «business as usual» for polluting energy companies, and thus do not throw their support behind programs to support early deployments of fossil CCS projects.

He decried the high level of violence and thuggery witnessed in the exercise, adding that» on the eve of the election, thugs disrupted the delivery of election materials to Registration Area Centres, a situation that prevented early deployment to the Polling Units on election day.

«Long - term - oriented, predictable solar - specific incentives are needed to sustain early deployment and bring both technologies to competitiveness in the most suitable locations and times.»

Using sensor - acquired data, the rollover detection system enables early deployment of the curtain airbags and triggers the seat - belt pretensioners.

EPA believes this set - aside encourages early deployment of renewable energy projects by lowering the marginal cost of production of these resources within a state.

Provided incentives for early deployment of renewables and efficiency measures benefiting low - income communities;

Based on its experience developing other spent fuel transport and storage systems, NAC established a capacity for the UMS that was large enough to economically meet utility needs, but within a reasonable licensing envelope to allow early deployment, a strategy that proved to be quite successful.

«To support early deployment, California should relax the warranty requirement for cars like the Volt to five years, phasing to 10 years over time,» said Sexton, a former GM employee.

The measure will provide $ 10 billion to the coal industry for «clean coal technology» that will capture emissions from coal - fired power plants, and it will provide an accelerated bonus for early deployment of this technology.

The reason is that early deployments and usage do not necessarily translate into sustainable revenue growth.

In order to reduce morbidity, early deployment of a multidisciplinary approach with prompt imaging and laboratory studies is imperative to guide appropriate management.»

The scientists planned an earlier deployment in August but were stalled because of two typhoons.

Some people, such as Marty Hoffert, have emphasized that we do not have the technologies we need, and thus have emphasized the need for research and development and perhaps can be seen as downplaying the need for early deployment.

If «learning by doing» is a big part of the benefit of early deployment, then it is much more valuable to get those near - term emissions reductions with technologies that have the potential of being near - zero - emission technologies that could potentially be deployed at the scale of 10's of terawatts.

Pacala and Socolow (2004) have emphasized the need for early deployment, and can be seen as downplaying the need for research and development.

Hence the additional costs of the incentives for early deployment should be considered learning investments; they must be wisely spent and need to be widely shared».

ARM had an earlier deployment in Germany and in 2020 will roll out a campaign in Norway, Cold - Air Outbreaks in the Marine Boundary Layer Experiment (COMBLE).

It seems the results of that early deployment were successful, as SamMobile reports that the company has now begun the general rollout of its Nougat update.