Bringing low-carbon transitions to slums will require governments teaming up with communities, it said.
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The focus here won't be on training models but rather on bringing low-latency inference from machine learning models to less robust devices.
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Schwab, 82, is the namesake founder and chairman of the financial services company that was a pioneer in bringing low-cost investing to the masses.
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The winter months have made the crossing increasingly dangerous, bringing low temperatures and rough seas that batter the rickety and overcrowded boats that set out from Turkey.
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The irony of a data processing operation bringing low-skill "mining" jobs to an area of the country once defined by traditional metals extraction isn't lost on Walsh.
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It continues the company's trend of bringing low-cost products to market as a sort of loss leader/reference design to nudge third parties into developing their own hardware.
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The eight microfinance institutions that recently won licenses to become small finance banks have mostly women customers and can lead in bringing low-income Indian women into the digital economy.
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The three-year-old Nashville startup was launched by college friends Alex Fenkell and Jordan Katzman, who saw a business opportunity in bringing low-cost teeth-straightening options to adults.
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Just as importantly, they've stayed true to their mission for bringing low-cost eyewear to U.S. consumers, as well as distributing over 5 million pairs of glasses to underserved people around the world with their "buy a pair, give a pair" program.
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" The point of view from India: Misperception about Indian outsourcing companies: "I think the biggest misperception is the belief that these companies are not actually adding any value, and they are bringing low-skilled workers to replace high-skilled American workers at a lower cost.
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A little over a year after the dissolution of the once high-flying blood testing startup Theranos, another startup has raised more than $27 million to breathe new life into the vision of bringing low-cost blood tests to point-of-care medical facilities.
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The developer says that the cable also provides economic and environmental benefits to the state, bringing low-cost and clean power to critical load centers.
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The theatre closed in June 1990, unable to continue. The Conservative Government policy of the time was that arts organisations should be self-supporting through ticket sales and generate income through sponsorship and other activities. This went against the Half Moon Theatre philosophy of bringing low cost theatre to 'new' audiences. They wanted to provide political theatre to those who were on low disposable incomes, which meant keeping ticket prices down.
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Consumers are increasingly avoiding products that contain trans fats, and governments have begun to ban trans fats in food products. These regulations and market pressures have spurred the development of low-α-linolenic acid soybeans. These new soybean varieties yield a more stable oil that doesn't require hydrogenation for many applications, thus providing trans fat-free products, such as frying oil. Several consortia are bringing low-α-linolenic acid soy to market.
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Winters bring snow, with some years bringing low amounts of snow to others with several feet of snow caused by Nor'easters. One of the more notable nor'easters to hit Old Forge was the Blizzard of 1993 when Old Forge received approximately 21" of snow from that storm. On March 13–14, 2017, Winter Storm Stella brought 23" of snow to Old Forge, one of the largest in Old Forge's history. The winter months also bring more dangerous ice, sleet, and freezing rain.
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After the snowstorms in central Europe had subsided, snowfall then hit the UK, France and the Netherlands on the 22nd, with depths reaching to in places. At the end of the month, a cold spell set in, in the UK and Ireland, as well as bringing low temperatures, it also brought disruptive snowfall. On the 30th, heavy snow struck North West England overnight (29th–30th), and heavy snow continued to fall until around 11am. The heavy snow forced 214 schools to close as well as both Liverpool and Manchester airports, which closed for 2 hours.
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For instance, the distributors of costume jewelry normally use pallets in their warehouses and car manufacturers use pallets to move components and spare parts. The lack of a single international standard for pallets causes substantial continuing expense in international trade. A single standard is difficult because of the wide variety of needs a standard pallet would have to satisfy: passing doorways, fitting in standard containers, and bringing low labor costs. For example, organizations already handling large pallets often see no reason to pay the higher handling cost of using smaller pallets that can fit through doors.
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In March 2001, Go expanded its operations in the United Kingdom, and opened a second base at Bristol Airport, bringing low cost travel to South West England for the first time. Go was very much the brain child of Bob Ayling, and when he left British Airways, Go's future was rendered shaky. In November 2000, BA announced it planned to sell Go, as part of efforts to improve profit levels, coupled with concerns that Go was attracting customers from BA's own services. Estimated gains from the sale fluctuated, and in January 2001, British Airways admitted that its initial estimates may have been incorrect and that they now estimated Go to be worth only £200m.
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