About 80 percent of the global resource potential for offshore wind is in deep waters, and floating offshore wind may play an important part in the energy transition towards more sustainable global energy supply.”.
About 80 per cent of the global resource potential for offshore wind is in deep waters, and floating offshore wind may play an important part in the energy transition towards more sustainable global energy supply.
If one wants to form an idea of his corporeality on the level of development which is being discussed, one can best do this by imagining it as similar to water vapor or to a cloud suspended in the air.
There was a character called the Third-Stage Guild Navigator, which was a kind of giant, floating fetus-creature that lived in a giant tank with this orange mist of psychedelic spice swirling around him.
The attraction will be an exciting addition, with glowing forests, mountains that float, and after dark entertainment! Where ever you go around Orlando in 2017, you will find something new and hot.
We have two new minions in the works that we're currently planning to include in the December update: King Bagurgle, a brand-new card, and Floating Watcher, which you may recognize from the Goblins vs. Gnomes set.
But as we stated for the radiation that floated or was blown to the West Coast of the US, radiation poisoning from Fukushima will be within that allowed for health by the human body.
Parasailing is an activity that you can have fun at the beachfront resort, but the mechanism that floats at all from the paraglider and the parachute type are different.
Americans therefore, regardless of their political orientation, must acquire a sense of autonomy and integrity regarding the provocations that float across the internet from suspect news services.
We human beings are floating between the seeable and the unseeable. Darkness is darkness, light is light; what, then, are we essentially looking at?”/ Kurenboh.
Amphibious equipment modifications are ideal for safely transporting workers and equipment to job sites over a terrain that is too soft to walk on and too dense to float.
Townhouse elements such as the rhythm of sequencing eaves, the floating of noren-fabric dividers-at the entrance, or traditional Kyoto-style low fences fitted in front of the establishment are expressed with elegant simplicity.
Inside a historic mansion built in the 19th century are floating aluminum disks and sales floors in green, orange and blue, bringing history and the future together.
Recording their conscious contact in bronze, the medieval people in the Urals were showing not only the facial structure of their visitors, but the fact that they could levitate, ie had wings.
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