Sentences with phrase «near point pelee»

Store items near their point of use.

But I studied to the near point of analysis paralysis.

But really, I was near this point.

Just put a tick near each point to be certain you've mentioned everything you need:

Wilkins said the country was still nowhere near that point.

For example, some Bitcoin miners are able to make agreements with power plant owners to whereby the miners can set up an operation right near the point of supply.

Price is the most efficient signaling mechanism we know of to keep supply and demand near the point of equilibrium and the most useful means of quickly and objectively assessing «worth.»

We're nowhere near the point where that's rock - solid for the mainstream, but it's certainly promising, not to mention crying out for a smartwatch companion to bring it to the wrist.

Sadly, the standard Pixel 2 doesn't look all that different from its compact predecessor, thick bezels and all, with the 2 XL substantially narrowing the screen borders but nowhere near the point of invisibility.

Contrast those opening lines with the wandering first paragraphs of many lawyers» blog posts, many of which never seem to get anywhere near the point.

This type of traumatic brain injury damages the area of the brain near the point of penetration; it is less likely to cause damage to other parts of the brain (diffuse injuries).

Does sea ice in comprehensive climate models produce hystersis at or near the point of zero summertime ice?

«blueEnergy's approach to rural electrification focuses on manufacturing wind turbines on the Caribbean Coast, near the point of usage.

(I am not implying that I think that the disappearance of summertime ice is not of great concern, nor do I think that the models are necessarily right, I am just curious as to what models are currently telling us about nonlinearity near this point.)

We are at or near that point.

Distributed generation, also called on - site generation or decentralized generation, is the term for generation of electricity from sources that are near the point of consumption, as opposed to...

Many scientists agree that the damage to the Earth's atmosphere and climate is past the point of no return or that the damage is near the point of no return.

About GE's Distributed Power Business GE Power & Water's Distributed Power business is a leading provider of power equipment, engines and services focused on power generation at or near the point of use.

Wouldn't relatively - small, easily - refueled, modular nuclear generators, sited below ground near point of use and augmented with rooftop solar in warm climes, enable «mini-grids» to power sub-communities and small towns without extensive transmission lines?

«Leaving town to avoid the heat» is nowhere near the point of my comment.

The harbour mouth seems to have stayed open, but further north the River Blyth again forced a way through Kings Holme at or near the point where the previous opening had been.

Tyree, M. T. & Sperry, J. S. Do woody plants operate near the point of catastrophic xylem dysfunction caused by dynamic water stress?

However, I've miles of data exploration to go before I will be anywhere near a point where I can appropriately articulate my suspicions about multidecadal variations.

A «small» shift near this point can obviously mean a very large change in, say, the number of frost days each year in a particular location.

Only a day before, the U.S. Geological Survey announced it would begin tagging walruses near Point Lay, Alaska to study how a lack of sea ice is affecting the species.

That electric power is green and plentiful, while the transmission network is near the point of breakdown.

Near the point when Odysseus (finally) gains the understanding, the learning, that Poseidon wants him to gain, Odysseus says, in essence, «What do you want me to learn?

We are currently evaluating potential suppliers and exploring supply chain process options including manufacturing and tooling and sourcing «ocean plastics» near the point of origin.

I expect that in the future, most electricity will be generated locally, near the point of use.

AB: The planet absorbs CO2 based on concentration, not emissions (other than near point sources).

Personally I'm no where near the point where it makes sense to shell out big bucks for a totally custom site, so WP fits the bill quite nicely, freeing time that I can use to grow my business instead of worrying about coding or paying someone everytime I need something done on my site.

You'll also hear where your allies have been killed if a teammate is near the point in which they died.

Nice, if I wanted to install a game, I would be playing PC games, there I don't care because I have all the room to install games (I know I can upgrade HDDs, but I am not near that point yet).

[Update: 2:48 p.m.] Thursday's quake comes 2 days after seismic activity was also recorded near Point Conception

An interactive USGS map showing Thursday's 5.3 - magnitude earthquake in relation to Tuesday's quake near Point Conception.

The most reliable whale shark swims take place near a point of land some ten miles from the port of La Paz.

Battery Wallace, near the Point Bonita trailhead, is one of the parklands» most scenic picnic spots with tables and grills overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge.

Ticks should be removed carefully with tweezers, pinching the tick near the point they enter the skin.

Next, grasp each quill near the point of entry and pull straight out.

When you near the point where you plan to transition into retirement, we work through the details.

Leamington is a municipality in Essex County and it is located near Point Pelee.

As we near the point of Financial Independence, we'd like to downshift a bit.

I am nowhere near that point bit having the information handy is extremely helpful.

Actually, the site opens when July 4 hits the first time zone out near a point on The International Dateline, so you can try early in a variety of other time zones.

Not that it matters on public roads, because the CLS 63 AMG's performance envelope is so large that you'd have to be driving like an absolute loon to get anywhere near the point where the default traction control system would have to intervene.

Thousands are near Point Reyes Station

Thousands are near Point Pleasant Beach

What's even more disturbing is women can tell if a guy is bad in bed before the clothes even come off (and, frankly, before we're anywhere NEAR that point to begin with).

I know this is nowhere near the point of your great post, but I have to ask.

These have the benefit of being safer, as they don't leave you performing load - bearing compound exercise near the point of exhaustion.