Sentences with phrase «mass scale they need»

Before self - driving cars can be deployed on a mass scale they need to be able to do more than recognize objects in the surrounding environment; they also need to be able to communicate with other vehicles.

Not exact matches

Yet trickery on such a scale is only conceivable if it is based on mass need.

Also small scale production often needs far less energy than mass production.

«If you're Proctor & Gamble or Unilever or Kelloggs or Mars this is how you think — you understand consumer needs, you develop products and then you go into mass distribution to get economies of scale to drive an economic advantage over your competitors,» said Mr Parker, who worked for Coles, Tesco and Asda before joining BCG in 2012.

In order to sell its culture on a mass scale, the NBA and its players needed a better medium.

However, President Obama in a CNN interview last week did seem to speak of self defence when he said «there is no doubt that when you start seeing chemical weapons used on a large scale... that starts getting to some core national interests that the United States has, both in terms of us making sure that weapons of mass destruction are not proliferating, as well as needing to protect our allies, our bases in the region.»

Furthermore, we would need a large - scale production process,» such as 100,000 liter tanks to allow mass production of microbial fuel.

Those who have more muscle mass will need higher dosages, so should lean towards the higher end of the scale.

Because the coconut sap needs to be hand harvested it does not lend itself well to mass production and is therefore mostly extracted on a small scale by local peoples and men skilled at climbing coconut palms.

Scaled production — the product needs to be simple enough for mass production.

In his large - scale, collaboratively made wall drawings, Rirkrit Tiravanija taps global historical events that incite mass demonstrations to show the ongoing human desire for equality and fairness and the need to speak truth to power.

«Of course, $ 10 million in R&D support is measly against the roughly $ 1 billion the Energy Department suggests would be needed to really deploy EGS on a mass scale...» The Energy Dept. can «suggest» all it wants but for decades it has abdicated its responsibilities to the public in favor of Big Oil and Big Auto.

And this same period saw the expansion of fossil fuel burning from the traditional family needs like heating / cooking, then on to quickly power - up both modern modern agriculture and also the industrial - mass production revolution in manufacturing industries, and finally the large - scale generation of ubiquitous electrical power, eventually distributed into nearly every home and business in the industrialized societies, with close to 24x7x365 availability.

We're in this last phase but to win we need to change tactics, from using guilt to draw attention to instead using persuasion to change behavior and policy at a mass scale.

Once the technologies are established on a large scale and are mass - produced, these costs should go down by a factor of 2, making them competitive and reducing the need for subsidies.

You would need to produce a dry mass of algae on the same scale of the mass of coal that was burned.

The feds could use the revenues from such a levy to reduce other taxes — including dividend and capital - gains taxes further to spur the massive private investment needed to build the next generation of power generators — while ensuring that they're also creating a political and regulatory climate to encourage such mass - scale construction.

Which is why an entire paradigm shift still must take place before we can speed truly sustainable development on a large scale — people need to value living close to that bar (or better yet, other establishments like markets and restaurants), or to mass transit that can get them there and back safely.

Voicebot has written about 8 - 10 million smart speakers in use in 2016 and another 24 million in 2017 bringing needed scale and critical mass to the market.

«We think sometimes you end up with a product that is good for consumers on a mass scale — that's Firefox — but we think we need to look for other ways.

It's the perfect big phone for the masses; for the people who don't need a future - facing face - reading smartphone; for those who want that large scale familiarity and known strengths that will get the job done.

(Credit: Samsung) The W2018 sounds like a limited edition phone, so it's unclear if Samsung could produce that camera on a scale needed for its flagship S9 lineup or whether that component is too costly for a mass - market device.