Sentences with phrase «to come on line»

Old - style «behaviour therapies», which came on line in the 1960s, did nothing to combat the social stigma attached to being fat.

The 12 plants came on line between 1973 and 1979, which in theory gives them another eight to 14 years of life.

If this was the grand solution to the urgent issue of climate change, you would think we would be seeing more projects coming on line, not fewer.

The new subway cars aren't scheduled to come on line for several years, however, because the MTA is brushing up against its debt limit.

We should help those other forms come on line as soon as possible.

Thousands of new units are set to come on line next year, the vast majority on the higher end.

Taking all the above together, existing hydro is rapid - response, zero - emission power with a declining likelihood of huge new capacity coming on line.

As more and more renewables come on line they will take the place of some base load since the more renewables there are the more predictable they become.

Over the last five years, 20 properties have come on line with approximately 6,000 new units.

The new supply isn't coming on line at the same rate everywhere.

New reactors came on line that will generate as much low - carbon electricity as last year's crops of new wind turbines or solar panels.

But perhaps the new technologies rapidly coming on line will help Catholic high schools respond to the challenge.

After listening to canned music for 6 minutes the cancellation rep came on the line....

By the time future innovative clean energy sources come on line, those sources will be mature, with low operational costs and paid - off capital costs.

The loser of the tag game is whichever executive comes on the line first and thus has to wait for the other executive.

The space crunch will only grow as existing charters grow to scale and new schools come on line to meet some of the overwhelming demand from families across the state.

A new six - speed manual transmission comes on line this year, as well as the six - speed, paddle - shift automatic.

To my surprise, though, it is the president, himself, who comes on the line.

This post will be updated as new pieces come on line.

And it is all in line with wind farms coming on line.

So if new models come on line and are making a good profit but aren't ethical or fail to provide good service then the consumer will let them know in due time.

Could be seasonal, could be a lot of new build stuff coming on line, could be the phase of the moon (probably not) but it never hurts to be conservative.

We've had a long run of low interest rates and particularly in the housing sector that's really helped some of our market rate housing come on line.

That is an important part of why companies have announced tens of billions in new capital commitments in energy intensive manufacturing facilities that will come on line in the years ahead.

«There will be more gas in the power grid, and we'll have more chemical plants coming on line,» she said in an interview.

The strength of resource production of late partly reflects an improvement in labour productivity in the mining sector, which is to be expected as new productive capacity comes on line.

And in any case, there are many energy storage projects that are being developed, which will be needed as more renewables come on line.

«Comparisons of wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas and coal sources of power coming on line by 2015 show that solar power will be 173 % more expensive per unit of energy delivered than traditional coal power, 140 % more than nuclear power and natural gas and 92 % more expensive than wind power.

For its part, natural gas is a less - rapid response (but still fast) power source with medium - level emissions, albeit with a likelihood of additional medium - term supply coming on line.

A US Senate report notes, «Comparisons of wind, solar, nuclear, natural gas and coal sources of power coming on line by 2015 show that solar power will be 173 % more expensive per unit of energy delivered than traditional coal power, 140 % more than nuclear power and natural gas and 92 % more expensive than wind power.

Vacuum boosters must be a really cheap and easy way to do power brakes, seeing that alternatives are only now coming on line.

That's true, but the 2 +0 version (which will come on line after the 450 fully loaded 2 +2 launch models have been built), is a remarkably close match for the Cayman S. It's pretty much the same size, weighs 1382 kg, just 32 kg more, and its 3452cc V6 is a mere 16cc bigger than the Cayman's flat - six.

The wind farms in Friday's settlement came on line before the Obama administration drafted voluntary guidelines encouraging wind energy companies to work with the Fish and Wildlife Service to avoid locations that would impact wildlife.

The federal program came on line in 1997.

When the new retail hubs planned for the area surrounding the World Trade Center site finally come on line, New York brokers say they have the potential to become among the highest producing retail venues in the...

As new clean, local, and renewable energy sources come on line over the next 25 years and become more affordable than current PV prices, it is unlikely that the extreme conservation measures taken by Passiv Haus to meet the specific requirements will be considered an optimal deployment of resources for cold climate housing.

A private email from a friend and resident of Coober Pedy informed me on 2017/02/07 that the two turbines had been «installed, and will be fully operational when the rest of the project comes on line later this year».

«The plant came on line just last year and we believe it is the largest of its kind in the world,» notes Beckfield, adding that the location in Memphis provides ENA with other advantages.

Once economies start growing again — Moody's Investors Service expects the turnaround to start in early 2010 — supply won't be able to come on line fast enough to meet demand.

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA — The first permanent international grid of supercomputers came on line today here at the SC97 supercomputing conference, and its performance — such as a three - dimensional (3D) simulation of two black holes colliding — awed onlookers.

Some analysts expect that existing grid capacity may be enough to power U.S. electric cars in the near future, yet they do not rule out the possibility of new coal or nuclear plants coming on line if renewable energy sources are not developed

The handouts feature a single URL, which would allow Clicklaw to regularly update the web pages if links to resources change or new, helpful resources come on line, or if old ones become out - of - date.

New evaluation systems coming on line across the country which prioritize effectiveness and evidence of student learning (see Goal 3 - B) offer an opportunity to bypass counterproductive efforts like transcript review and get to the heart of the matter: is the out of state teacher seeking licensure in a new state an effective teacher?

In January we have another major language and a huge potential market coming on line for our partners, it's a market I'm very excited about and we will be the first White Label Dating platform in that market.

In 2017, 4,718 apartments came on line in greater Portland, according to CoStar, a commercial real estate firm.