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Sardinians live in vertical houses, up and down the stairs.
CA: So to understand it right, this involves building deep into the ground, almost like a vertical column of nuclear fuel, of this spent uranium, and then the process starts at the top and kind of works down?
And so the impact of one new telephone, which is on the vertical axis, is very little.
That is to say, if we can make the basic technology of one or two things work, it will be applicable to a very, very large variety of human conditions, and hence, extendable in both vertical and horizontal directions.
The chances of getting so many of those vertical columns where every species has a C or every species has a T, by random chance, are infinitesimal.
If you can't, let me show you now, with the vertical axis starting at zero, where it should be.
This is the story of a young professional vertical skateboarder named Mark Rogowski - who went on to earn the nickname "Gator" after inventing a skate-style move all his own - the "Gaite - Aire" And then , later still dropping his last name Rogowski - which he was quoted as saying that the name itself belonged to his father , who was not present in his life.
In the early 90's , vertical skating became yesterdays news - and street skating was now becoming all the rage.
Especially the elevated office with vertical shades if memory serves me right.
All that vertical movement around a man who is dead and lying horizontal in the middle of the auburn and russet leaves of the fall.
Apparently none of his neighbors have heard of vertical blinds or window shades, and so they are all walking around naked, arguing, fighting, painting, etc. for the amusement of Geary who is taking photos of these folks (even at night, and without a flash).
I was expecting something no worse than Cliff Hanger or Vertical Limits (both of which were ludicrous).
Vertical industrial policy, horizontal industrial policy, investment in education – all have been tried in the last ten years.
Subsidiarity is similar to the concept of solidarity in that it, too, has two interpretations: vertical subsidiarity and horizontal subsidiarity.
In the European Treaties, we find a clear expression of vertical subsidiarity.
The OECD concurs, and has frequently called on authorities to address “anti-competitive mergers, abuse of dominance, cartels and price fixing, vertical restraints, and exclusive practices” in the food sector.
That is why there is a whole separate vertical market for travel, but one that first Bing, and now Google (with the acquisition of ITA Software), may be claiming.
As a result, Bing launched a few forays into vertical integration.
At the park’s Supertree Grove, photovoltaic cells harvest energy from the sun, and rainwater is stored in the steel trees’ “canopy” to feed vertical towers of foliage.
So the government held an auction in which domestic vertical integration and value added were not relevant criteria for awarding production rights.
For example, in Kenya, one vegetable grower turned her kitchen garden into a vertical farm to increase its output.
Meanwhile, vertical farm experiments – which aim to augment urban food supplies by cultivating crops in skyscraper greenhouses – are proliferating from the American Midwest to Osaka, Japan.
While some factory jobs can be outsourced or automated, robots cannot yet retrofit buildings, install solar PV cells on rooftops, or construct vertical farms.
The vertical dimension shows the ratio of Democratic to Republican votes in the 2008 presidential election.
With this in mind, policymakers began to dismantle the economic rules and regulations that had been implemented after the Great Depression, and encouraged vertical and horizontal mergers.
In a three-dimensional game, you will lose if you focus only on one board and fail to notice the other boards and the vertical connections among them.
A combination of vertical and horizontal inequalities can generate extreme exclusion and marginalization, which in turn perpetuates intergenerational poverty and inequality.
A second promising alternative source of fresh water is fog: a vertical mesh can be used to capture moisture from the air, with the droplets accumulating in a tank or distribution system.
That is where vertical policies – those that favor a particular sector – come in.
Horizontal PDPs are relatively uncontroversial, but vertical PDPs can unleash severe criticism, with skeptics claiming that they involve “picking winners.”
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