This can be used to make hybrids on the cheap (some people call them "mild hybrids").
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The lineup will be a combo of "mild hybrids," plug-in hybrids and fully electric cars.
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They will include hybrids, fuel cell electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids, Prius Primes, and battery electric vehicles.
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NEVs include petrol-electric hybrids vehicles, plug-in hybrids, battery-only electric vehicles and those powered by hydrogen fuel cells.
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EVs could account for 45% of U.S. light-duty sales in 2050, with hybrids and plug-in hybrids taking another 45%.
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Ford was itself an early proponent of electrification but initially focused on hybrids, plug-in hybrids and relatively short-range battery-electric vehicles.
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Visitors can search by U.S. state to see how all-electric, plug-in hybrids, and conventional battery hybrids compare from an environmental standpoint.
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Hybrids and Plug-In Hybrids are a key part of car makers' plan to increase fuel economy and lower CO2 emissions over the next decade.
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Toyota had for some time predicted conventional hybrids and plug-in hybrids would be a medium-term bridge to hydrogen-powered cars of the future.
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While some automakers have stuck to an all-electric strategy, Ford plans to produce a range of hybrids, plug-in hybrids and battery-electric vehicles.
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"There's a major focus in this game on the hybrids and super hybrids to create this almost infinite matrix of possibilities," says Ludia CEO Alex Thabet.
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It also led to the creation of more hybrids and plug-in hybrids that have both an electric motor and a conventional gasoline or diesel engine.
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Sales of hybrids and so-called mild hybrids increased by 28.8 percent to 303,506 cars last year and at a similar rate in the fourth quarter.
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The recall affects about 807,000 Toyota Prius cars in the U.S. It covers certain 2010 to 2014 Prius hybrids and certain 163 to 2014 Prius V hybrids.
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It will only make three types of cars: pure-electric, plug-in hybrids and so-called "mild" hybrids combining a small gas engine with a large battery.
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"We're very heavily biased towards EVs," long-range models, in particular, with hybrids and plug-in hybrids set to phase out of its line-up, he said.
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That includes not only conventional hybrids such as the Toyota Prius, but a long list of more advanced technologies, including plug-in hybrids and pure battery-electric vehicles.
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That could see more of those traditional vehicles replaced with hybrids, experts said, because when automakers produce hybrids, they would have to make up for fewer negative points.
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"The EV space is very fragmented," Ford Fusion marketing manager Wade Jackson told Reuters, referring to confusion over the different attributes of hybrids, plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
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Ford was an early proponent of electrification, rushing to market with a mix of conventional hybrids, plug-in hybrids and first-generation battery-electric vehicles, like the Focus Electric.
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China wants NEVs - which also include hybrids, plug-in hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles - to account for a fifth of auto sales by 2025 compared with 5% now.
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China wants NEVs - which also include hybrids, plug-in hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles - to account for a fifth of auto sales by 2025 compared with 5 percent now.
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China wants NEVs - which also include hybrids, plug-in hybrids and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles - to account for a fifth of auto sales by 26.7119 compared with 5 percent now.
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Any company considering issuing high equity hybrids is expected be a non-acquisitive, or somewhat stable rated, innovative company, which doesn't have too many outstanding hybrids already, the banker said.
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Such examples illustrate why hybrids have generally been disqualified from protection by conservationists: Hybrids are thought to degrade the gene pools of their parent generations and pose a threat to biodiversity.
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Toyota therefore views hybrids as having the more positive environmental impact because replacing 1.5 million gas guzzlers with hybrids means a much lower carbon footprint than 28,000 full electric vehicles would.
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Jackson's evil sister and the world's most wanted terrorist, is revealed to be not just the monologuing mastermind behind the hybrids taking over the world but one of the hybrids herself.
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Certainly not hybrids or minivans — Toyota owns those markets.
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Between 2019 and 2021, Volvo will roll out five battery electric models, along with a cavalcade of plug-in hybrids and "mild hybrids," which supplement internal combustion engines with batteries and motors.
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It shows the battery electric vehicles, or BEVs (not hybrids or plug-in hybrids) currently available and coming soon, how much they cost, and how far they can go on a charge.
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The U.S. automaker said in a statement that it plans for 70 percent of Ford brand vehicles sold in China to be conventional hybrids, plug-in hybrids or full battery electric by 2025.
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It also isn't the first discovery of hybridization in the family -- there have also been cases of bottlenose dolphin/false killer whale (Pseudorca crassidens) hybrids, known as Wolphins, and common/bottlenose dolphin hybrids.
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Both books are weird hybrids of novels and art collections.
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There's more to electric hybrids than what meets the eye.
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Ancient sculptures are spontaneously mutating and merging into bizarre hybrids.
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The brake pedal feels a touch disconnected, common with hybrids.
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Within dance music there's all these hybrids and different styles.
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Those fleets, today, are mostly gasoline engine vehicles of hybrids.
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Levy had referred to the hybrids as EDF's Achilles heel.
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Leonardo DiCaprio loves 'em all ... brunettes, blondes and apparently hybrids.
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When you think of hybrids, you think environmentally friendly, right?
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If this is the future of hybrids, I'm all in.
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Allswell also has two hybrids: the Luxe and the Supreme.
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Unfortunately, his hybrids of language and genre don't always succeed.
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She said her family owns about 80 head, mostly hybrids.
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But other hybrids provided as much care as oldfield mice.
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Hybrids increase constructing options because many entries work both ways.
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The global electric vehicle market — which also includes hybrids and plug-in hybrids — is expected to grow from 2.6 million vehicle sales in 2015 to more than 6 million in 2024, according to Navigant Research.
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Mixed breed dogs and hybrids are not included in AKC's consideration.
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Hybrids, which make the two work in concert, are extra complex.
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But he also realized that Enninful and Formichetti's careers were hybrids.
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Heirloom produce can't be hybrids, meaning plants that were cross-pollinated.
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Battery life is disappointingly on the low end with most hybrids.
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Like complexion perfectors, makeup grippers are makeup and skin-care hybrids.
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University of California, Los AngelesForget hybrids, electric vehicles, or hydrogen cars.
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You can't do that with these [hybrids] because they're not normal.
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The aforementioned pop-rap hybrids are deliciously brash in their lyrics.
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The sandals retail at $175, and the hybrids go for $225.
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Electric vehicles do not use palladium but hybrids do, analysts said.
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Pro wrestling championships are odd things, hybrids of real and unreal.
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Bosch's animal hybrids and anthropomorphous fantasies have a more ambiguous role.
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Now, any device will work with the forthcoming Echo-Eero hybrids.
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"If hybrids were good, we'd know it by now," Simon proclaims.
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Still, Polestar doesn't plan on making any more plug-in hybrids.
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Meanwhile, very few consumers seem to want hybrids or electric cars.
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Even if they're killed by monstrous pig/human hybrids immediately afterward.
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She has selected and grows some of the best hybrids around.
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The program also rewarded hybrids, which now sell by the millions.
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The art shows human-animal hybrids hunting pigs and water buffalo.
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Among the characters are three human-alien hybrids with extraordinary gifts.
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It will build motors to be used in petrol hybrids, plug-in hybrids and battery-electric cars, and will have sales and manufacturing functions in the United States and China in addition to Japan, they said.
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Then there were the hybrids, which are electric, just not fully electric.
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But for real hybrids, the Honda Insight will take center stage again.
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A mix of plug-in hybrids and all-electric models will follow.
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You were saying there's a lot of NBA player/investment banker hybrids.
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Panasonic already supplies Toyota with batteries for hybrids and hybrid plug-ins.
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Low gas prices also have a victim: Small cars, hybrids and electrics.
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Now, some are taking the next step with dog park-restaurant hybrids.
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Good news, hybrid fans: One of the industry's best hybrids is back.
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In the US — the most competitive market — people don't want hybrids either.
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There's always new and different things, there's always new hybrids that happen.
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Hybrids are popular because they combine long range and low fuel consumption.
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"Hybrids offer the best mix of uptime, efficiency, and cost," Sullivan said.
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Or, as Quiray Tagle calls the Aliens of Manila, "humanoid-plastic hybrids"?
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Pen and ink drawings of crow-human hybrids (by Mr. Vartan) materialize.
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They have shown little interest in hybrids or electric vehicles to date.
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Would it apply also to hybrids that use both gas and electricity?
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Do you see 50 per cent still being Prius, plug-ins, hybrids?
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They are almost like a new species, a new generation of hybrids.
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Its stars have become hybrids: players, power brokers and globe-spanning businessmen.
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Supplying rivals would greatly expand the scale of production for hardware such as power control units and electric motors that are used in gasoline-electric hybrids, plug-in hybrids, fully electric vehicles and fuel cell vehicles, he added.
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Wolf-hybrids are the biological product of a wolf mating with a dog.
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"In plants it is very common," Lammers said about the frequency of hybrids.
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Some police departments use Toyota's Prius hybrids for undercover work and traffic enforcement.
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Some machines are hybrids, with the electric motors used alongside internal-combustion engines.
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Celeb-model hybrids Hailey Baldwin (er, Bieber?) and Emily Ratajkowski walked the show.
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The company also said that it's expanding its fleet to 500 Pacifica hybrids.
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The feature has recently become standardized on full smartwatches, but not really hybrids.
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The plan has helped ramp up sales of electric and plug-in hybrids.
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Strains in the Marley Green category are indica/sativa hybrids meant for beginners.
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What are the implications of cloning, of creating genetic hybrids, of gene editing?
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EDF has net debt of more than 37 billion euros, excluding the hybrids.
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But Geneva was a showcase for a rush of coming EVs and hybrids.
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By 2025, Audi says it will offer 20 electrified models (that includes hybrids).
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Hybrids have grown in popularity since they were first introduced 20 years ago.
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So, are hybrids and electric cars the answer to our climate-change problems?
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NEVs refer to all-electric battery cars and heavily electrified plug-in hybrids.
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I know, I know; as far back as "Hair," there were successful hybrids.
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Engineers, racing to meet the mark, are working with new batteries for hybrids.
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I think the emergence of hybrids had a lot to do with that.
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NEVs refer to all-electric battery vehicles and plug-in petrol-electric hybrids.
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So far, 2016 has been a good year for indie-pop-punk hybrids.
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Mitsubishi will introduce a range of gas-electric hybrids and all-electric vehicles.
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As with Parisian Wildlife, Nonnon's Orlando projections are comprised of human-animal hybrids.
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Indica strains are sedative, sativas are invigorating, and hybrids fall somewhere in between.
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The difficulty with hybrids, though, is that they're often more awkward than elegant.
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Toyota, whose Prius is synonymous with hybrids, has a problem — it's called Tesla.
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Uber started its self-driving testing with Ford Fusion Hybrids back in 2016.
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The Prius inspired other manufacturers to launch their own hybrids and electric vehicles.
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American artist Sandy Winters's immersive mixed-media murals depict imagined plant-bot hybrids.
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By 2022, FCA plans to offer a total of 12 electric propulsion systems, including battery electric vehicles (BEV), plug-in hybrids (PHEV) and full hybrids, it said, adding thirty different models would be equipped with one or more of these systems.
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All hybrids discovered thus far have had grizzly fathers, according to the Washington Post.
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Some have even proposed killing the hybrids in an effort to conserve the species.
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Toyota said it is not in talks with the LAPD to lease any hybrids.
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Zero emission vehicles include battery electric, plug-in hybrids, and hydrogen fuel-cell models.
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KN: Animal hybrids, which...You know, the thing with that is they are real.
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But stores are being turned into hybrids that include a heavy e-commerce element.
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New energy vehicles refer to all-electric battery cars and plug-in electric hybrids.
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The foundation-meets-moisturizer hybrids — which originated in Germany, or was it South Korea?
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This reflects stabilising trends in FCF, combined with use of hybrids to fund acquisitions.
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Hybrids abound—unicorn dolphins frolic in heaven and rat-faced lizards impale the damned.
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The quality has got a little bit better than I remember due to hybrids.
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The scientists expect a range of novel yeast hybrids to follow from their research.
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The next big things might be soft-drink beer hybrids or CBD-infused brews.
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The figure rises to just 100,000, or 0.9%, when plug-in hybrids are included.
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Her first three books are nonfiction, hybrids of biography, natural history, memoir, and criticism.
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The government provides a 2,000 euro rebate for electric vehicles, and 1,500 for hybrids.
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NEVs include plug-in hybrids, battery-only electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
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Using hybrids is a different strategy from the path some other companies are taking.
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At first, while he was farming, Mr. Austin began the process of creating hybrids.
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Volvo says all its cars launched from 2019 will be fully electric or hybrids.
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NASCAR champion and current driver Brad Keselowski is long on hybrids in the sport.
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To date, most consumers don't want hybrids or EVs; they want trucks and SUVs.
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Or check out CarFax, which says some hybrids are more reliable than traditional cars.
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Hybrids have demonstrated that ICEs, when paired with batteries, can run at peak efficiency.
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Counting plug-in hybrids, more than 2100 electric-car models are on the market.
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Some have taken to calling the worst of these byways "stroads" — street-road hybrids.
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"We are working on an entire portfolio of hybrids which we have been selling since 1997, plug-in hybrids, full battery electric vehicles as well as our fuel cell vehicles," said Bob Carter, executive vice president of sales for Toyota North America.
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The U.S. automaker, which makes cars in China through a joint venture with Chongqing Changan Automobile Co., said it plans for 70 percent of Ford brand vehicles sold in China to be conventional hybrids, plug-in hybrids or full battery electric by 2025.
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Deutsche Bank and Global Insight predicted hybrids would capture 47% of the US market in 2020, but just 400,000 hybrids were sold in the US in 2019, according to the US Department of Energy, accounting for just around 2% of light-vehicle sales.
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Other models will include plug-in hybrids, which can be charged from power outlets and run for short distances solely on batteries, and so-called mild hybrids, which charge their batteries from the car's conventional engine or by recovering energy from braking.
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Toyota has sold more than 9 million hybrids since it launched the Prius in 13.
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"[The flarmingos] are low poly, uncanny, imperfect, and sometimes glitchy human-flamingo hybrids," Lucas stated.
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In the case of Splatoon, it's a cute race of squid / teen hybrids called inklings.
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Players control inklings, upsettingly cute human/squid hybrids capable of fully transforming into a squid.
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Regulators hoped the new hybrids would be better at absorbing losses than the precrisis ones.
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The market for tablet-laptop hybrids has heated up quite a bit since last year.
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While most of these hybrids are primarily tablets, Surface Book is unapologetically a laptop first.
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The rest are electric buses and trucks — not including other low emissions vehicles like hybrids.
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That doesn't include sales of more mainstream gas-electric hybrids such as the Toyota Prius.
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Those fleets will also fill up with hybrids, which tend to be even more affordable.
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How would these massive hybrids fare in today&aposs ecosystems, and would they alter them?
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That doesn't include all the plug-ins and conventional hybrids also being rushed to market.
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But the mere idea of the encroaching sea or human-fish hybrids emerging from it?
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Toyota has sold more than 9 million hybrids since it launched the Prius in 1997.
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Hybrids are becoming increasingly common in today's media world with the proliferation of opinion journalism.
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Through 2018, the company's plans include a fully electric SUV and several plug-in hybrids.
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Following, we walked through Airbnb's new plans for more upscale lodging, and experience-accommodation hybrids.
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Beginning in 2000, all new Volvo models will be hybrids or battery-powered electric vehicles.
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Hybrids accounted for about 14 percent of the US car market in 20163, for example.
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Hybrids aren't so much of a tough sell that Toyota needs to be that desperate.
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Porsche plans to have three BEVs by 2021 and already offers several hybrids and PHEVs.
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In the past, Ford promoted hybrids such as the C-Max by stressing fuel economy.
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As far as the actual cars go, EVs and hybrids are certainly the main attraction.
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Also, the Fusion Hybrid offers more interior space for passengers and cargo than comparable hybrids.
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Lucas often uses cigarettes and different pieces of furniture to further embellish these surreal hybrids.
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At the end of the day, however, these hybrids are pretty much just giant birds.
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Hybrids aside, why are so many defensive tackles supplanting outside rushers on the sack charts?
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It's the latest addition to the Stuttgart, Germany-based automaker's growing stable of performance hybrids.
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Adding more hybrids and electric vehicles to the mix should increase the rate of improvement.
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The aircraft are invariably electrically powered, although some are hybrids with a backup combustion engine.
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The terrific gift about thriller-writing today is that the books can exist as hybrids.
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Even so, the Hyundai car faces considerable headwinds because fewer Americans are interested in hybrids.
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Beginning in 2019, all new models will be either hybrids or powered solely by battery.
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The other competition for Android users is Google's own Wear OS and some other hybrids.
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Because scientists are always working on maize, new hybrids are generally better than old ones.
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Both acts on this double bill work with experimental hybrids of electronic and organic sound.
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Darrell Issa, has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the DCCC's emphasis on hybrids.
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Many hybrids in nature — think mules, the offspring of a horse and donkey — are sterile.
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Toyota has previously justified its decision to focus on hybrids by saying that if it uses its battery production capacity to produce a larger amount of hybrids, then it will reduce carbon emissions more than if it produced a smaller amount of pure electric vehicles.
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Ford sells a lot of police cars, but none of them have been hybrids — until now.
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If hybrids aren't viable or fertile or common, how could they have much influence on evolution?
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Roughly 15 percent of Toyota's annual global sales are hybrids, including the Corolla and the RAV4.
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Some companies are investing heavily in electric vehicles; others are focusing on hybrids and fuel cells.
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Last year, Tibber launched a smart charging feature for Tesla and other electric cars and hybrids.
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As with hybrids, however, their heft cuts the distance that can be covered before that happens.
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Meanwhile, Zoox is running tests of its software on retrofitted Toyota Highlander hybrids in San Francisco.
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The inklings — half human, half squid hybrids that can change form — dress like teenage skate punks.
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The immigrant heritage of the LES colors its cuisine, leading to some fascinating hybrids — Chinese-Italian?
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Carmakers are responding with promises to make only hybrids or electric cars within a few years.
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Rather, they mostly appear to be slim, futuristic, plane-helicopter hybrids made of lightweight carbon fiber.
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In this case, the dinosaurs just happen to be fully robotic instead of weird froggy hybrids.
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GM has the plug-in hybrid Chevy Volt and fully electric Bolt as well as hybrids.
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With EVs, hybrids and more fuel-efficient vehicles, fuel taxes are also at risk for decline.
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Many would likely be electric vehicles, either all-electric battery cars or plug-in electric hybrids.
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However, many automakers view hybrids as a bridge technology — a means to an all-electric end.
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Porsche will again seek to defend the titles in 2500 with its ultra-sophisticated petrol hybrids.
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Dozens of hybrids and electric vehicles are available, in some cases languishing without bites from buyers.
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Jonas said most people he has spoken with think Ferrari will embrace hybrids, but not electrics.
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Hybrids with coupon step-ups on call dates are typically treated as 100% debt by Fitch.
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Then gasoline became cheap and hybrids began stacking up like so much cordwood on dealership lots.
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Plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles will help, but so far consumer demand is slack.
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Hybrids combine the effects of both, though often lean more in one direction than the other.
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In the first 10 months of 2017, BMW sold 78,100 electric cars and plug-in hybrids.
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Hybrids are much better suited to robotaxi and delivery duty because their downtime can be minimized.
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Others are transformed by being taken apart or joined with foreign objects to form startling hybrids.
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It wasn't just that Volvo announced plans to only sell electric vehicles and hybrids by 2019.
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What if the ornaments from that period were made by hybrids of modern humans and Denisovans?
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Hanawalt has always drawn animal-human hybrids; at school, she pretended that she was a horse.
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The trend of electric-powered cars has grown far beyond hybrids like the ubiquitous Toyota Prius.
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Most other varieties are created by "back crossing" the resulting hybrids with other two-humped males.
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The Hybrid's transmission is a 2110-speed dual clutch (most hybrids use a continuously variable unit).
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Plug-in hybrids can drive in electric mode or use gas when the battery runs down.
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Kelli Felker, a spokeswoman for the company, said the hybrids would not be an existing model.
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Eager to curb smog and jump-start its own auto industry, China has said it wants so-called new energy vehicles (NEVs) - which also include hybrids, plug-in hybrids and fuel cell cars - to account for a fifth of auto sales by 2025 compared with 5% now.
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In most big markets outside the US, EVs are the hot thing, so lots of major automakers have announced plans to start shifting in the direction of electrification, through either conventional gas-electric hybrids (HEVs), plug-in gas-electric hybrids (PHEVs), or pure battery electric vehicles (BEVs).
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Eager to curb smog and jump-start its own auto industry, China has said it wants so-called new energy vehicles (NEVs) - which also include hybrids, plug-in hybrids and fuel cell cars - to account for a fifth of auto sales by 26.91.4 compared with 5% now.
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They found that the expression of SH4 in those hybrids dropped sharply, to as low as 10%.
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As CNN senior media correspondent Brian Stelter notes, there's a spectrum: total hoaxes, hyper-partisan and hybrids.
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There could be worse to come: new policies seem to favour hybrids, according to analysts at Bernstein.
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He was that, but Cespedes also liked designing car-motorcycle hybrids like the one you see above.
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The Chinese company makes everything from gas-powered cars to hybrids, electric vehicles and even solar paneling.
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But of those inserted into hybrids, 41% had made their way into cormorant nesting or roosting sites.
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Honda said it expects by 2020 that 20 percent of its U.S. vehicle sales will be hybrids.
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One of Toyota's top-selling hybrids is now the hybrid version of the extremely popular RAV4 crossover.
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Think of it like Call of Duty crossed with a paintball match, starring teenage squid-human hybrids.
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Further reliance on hybrids cannot be ruled out in the foreseeable future in order to sustain growth.
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So if it's a lightweight formula you're after, you can head here for more foundation-concealer hybrids.
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C.A.T.I.E. hybrids are now grown in all of Central America, as well as in Mexico and Brazil.
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Later I started mixing humans-animal hybrids and they too looked familiar and natural on first sight.
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But those were more like hybrids between Super Mario World and Mario 64 than a real successor.
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As fuel prices dropped over the past decade, sales of many fuel efficient cars, including hybrids, sagged.
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But the caterpillar coat (and the other hybrids above) represents the symbolic opposite of avant garde inventiveness.
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Big, scaly dogs roam around in packs, while jellyfish / crab hybrids scuttle around in search of food.
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This year's field included two hybrids (Toyota RAV275 and BMW X22016 xDrive22016e plug-in) and a diesel.
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Porsche plans to invest more than €6 billion ($7 billion) into electrification, which includes hybrids, by 2022.
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In fact, the trade group says EVs and hybrids made up 13% of all new models sold.
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Fully electric cars tend to employ a fixed single ratio, and most hybrids have continuously variable transmissions.
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The Surface Pro X is essentially a lighter version of the company's Surface Pro laptop/tablet hybrids.
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Together they will install Google's automated driving sensors and computers in about 133 specially modified Pacifica hybrids.
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But lately, a host of new hybrids has hit the shelves — and it has me very excited.
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Significantly, the number of negative points incurred for making hybrids will be less than for traditional vehicles.
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Sales of battery electric and plug-in hybrids increased 60 percent in January-November, to 402,000 vehicles.
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If plug-in hybrids are included, more than 20 electric car models are already on the market.
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It would halt requirements that automakers build cleaner, more fuel-efficient cars including hybrids and electric vehicles.
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Of these, just 115,000 — fewer than 1 percent — of them were battery powered or plug-in hybrids.
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But the resulting hybrids ultimately could not survive the cold, causing the entire population to go extinct.
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So will plug-in hybrids, which pack enough battery reserve for the needs of most daily commuters.
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Volvo announced last year that all of its models would be hybrids or electric cars by 2019.
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Audi, a unit of Volkswagen, showed nothing but battery-powered vehicles and hybrids at the Geneva show.
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"But the competition will not be attractive if the advantage of hybrids is not reviewed," he said.
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It's also possible that hybrids suffered from reproductive disorders, having fewer children than humans without mixed DNA.
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It would halt requirements that automakers build cleaner, more fuel-efficient cars, including hybrids and electric vehicles.
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Could you say a few words about your relationship with painting, sculpture, and hybrids of the two?
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Typically, hybrids with coupon step-ups combined with call provisions are treated as 100% debt by Fitch.
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Porsche wants half of all its new vehicles to be either hybrids or fully electric by 2025.
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Specialized CrossTrail — Hydraulic Disc Cannondale Quick CX 28 Unlike mountain bikes, hybrids don't typically feature shock absorbers.
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In July, hybrids and electrics accounted for 44,000 sales in a total market of 1.4 million vehicles.
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With the Prius and other hybrids, Toyota has dominated the market for lower-emissions vehicles for years.
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Volvo, for instance, says that all new models launched from 2019 will be fully electric or hybrids.
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Plug-in hybrids - which combine a smaller rechargeable battery with a combustion engine - overshoot by 5,000 euros.
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But just 40,000 of those were electric vehicles, and only 60,000 or so were plug-in hybrids.
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Perhaps real full hybrids that can actually drive some distance at casual road speeds under electric power.
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However, Americans have not gravitated toward fuel efficient cars, electric vehicles and hybrids as much as anticipated.
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Specifically, they crossed axolotls and tiger salamanders, then back-crossed these first-generation hybrids with pure axolotls.
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Movies are by their nature hybrids of technology and sentiment, machines for the delivery of human emotion.
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So the same questions are still there, but we are more and more kind of hybrids ourselves.
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It's easy to mistake Carrington's paintings of animal and human hybrids in fantastical landscapes for Surrealist art.
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However, Servheen noted that most sightings of the apparently increasing hybrids are not verified by DNA testing.
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SUBSIDY WOES Eager to curb smog and jump-start its own auto industry, China has said it wants so-called new energy vehicles (NEVs) - which also include hybrids, plug-in hybrids and fuel cell cars - to account for a fifth of auto sales by 26.91.4 compared with 5% now.
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There are surprises: A number of hybrids have a bigger carbon footprint than the lightest gas sippers among cars with internal combustion engines (we're looking at you, Lexus RX), and some of the largest electric cars, like Toyota's Rav4 offering, come off worse than a number of hybrids.
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Battery-powered cars and plug-in hybrids together accounted for 29% of all new car sales last year.
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Unlike Porsche's current range of hybrids the Mission E won't be offered with any internal combustion engine assistance.
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Ford's European electrification strategy is in line with its plans for North America to focus largely on hybrids.
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The LaFerrari hybrids had V12 engines and, with assistance from electric motors, produced a total of 950 horsepower.
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US News' list rates the best value in 20 vehicle categories, ranging from hybrids to full-size trucks.
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I was lucky to be among the first to try the three smoothie-mask hybrids alongside Hayek herself.
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Tableware designer Kim Seyburt has a six-piece set of very useful-looking spoon/straw hybrids for $140.
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The F2 hybrids produced significantly less ATP than their nonhybrid counterparts did, a clear indication of mitochondrial dysfunction.
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NEVs include petrol-electric hybrid vehicles, plug-in hybrids, battery-only electric vehicles and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.
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Some people might question the creation of human-pig hybrids, and opinions might change from country to country.
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New models will include hybrid and plug-in hybrids, but also fully electric cars like the XC40 Recharge.
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Last time I shopped around there weren't any mass market electric vehicles to choose from, or even hybrids.
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This drive helped sales of electric and plug-in hybrids more than quadruple last year to 331,000 vehicles.
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"The technology has a lot of potential and will make hybrids more affordable for the masses," Welsch said.
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Project Wing will use self-guided hybrids that can fly like a plane or hover like a helicopter.
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Although Talian and the other dialects are hybrids, their defenders fear that the Portuguese influence is becoming dominant.
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Ford is investing $4.5 billion in electrified vehicles and will add 13 electric cars and hybrids by 2020.
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It said the recall applies to some Toyota Prius and Auris hybrids made from October 2008-November 2014.
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Hybrids, not full-on electric vehicles, might be better solutions for the long haul rigs of the future.
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While some carmakers predict a fully electric future, that doesn't give them a free pass to overlook hybrids.
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Hybrids are increasingly seen as a "bridge technology" to fully electric vehicles that use no gas at all.
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The company has outlined plans to launch more than 20 electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids by 2025.
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Before landing on the designs behind the polished hybrids available today, companies tried all sorts of transforming, hinges.
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Africa has seen an explosion of seed companies producing clever hybrids, which can endure drought and resist disease.
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Ferrari is also developing high-performance hybrids and Daimler's Mercedes-AMG unit is moving in a similar direction.
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From mad, raw machines to hybrids Maurizio Reggiani cocks his ear, listening as a $200,2003 Lamborghini rips by.
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Ford's unveiling follows a strategic roadmap developed last year that will place an emphasis on SUVs and hybrids.
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The category includes electric-only cars as well as plug-in hybrids that can also run on petrol.
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People excited by Microsoft's Surface line of tablets, laptops, and tablet / laptop hybrids, will likely be very happy.
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So, what do we call all of these new and novel hybrids, if these deals come to fruition?
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The car, along with the department's other hybrids, will be on display for a media viewing Wednesday morning.
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As the hybrids start squirming around on a foggy night, multiple Woodsmen begin floating down from the sky.
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Plug-in hybrids and all-electric vehicles can qualify for a federal tax credit of up to $7,85033.
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The pink variegated lemon, the baby kiwi and the purple-fleshed dragon fruit are specialty fruits — not hybrids.
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The pink variegated lemon, the baby kiwi, and the purple-fleshed dragon fruit are specialty fruits — not hybrids.
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Read more: This artist morphs celebrities' faces together to create perfect hybrids — here are some of his favorites
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Volvo already has a few hybrids in its lineup, but it hasn't yet launched a fully electric vehicle.
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My electric bikes require some muscle and even my other hybrids can feel hefty after a long ride.
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It requires that 100 percent of all EVs and hybrids make some noise at low speeds by 2019.
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For a start, it's likely that many driverless cars will be electric or will at least be hybrids.
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In contrast to the hybrids, straight long-term-care insurance can involve rising premiums and no death benefit.
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People excited by Microsoft's Surface line of tablets, laptops and tablet/laptop hybrids, will likely be very happy.
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Frink brings her sculptures — frequently of men, horses, birds, and metamorphic human-animal hybrids — to carnal, messy life.
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Stars like Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line were making intriguing musical hybrids with often woeful gender politics.
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But it's not just breeding programs making hybrids of the fruits and vegetables nearly everyone is familiar with.
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In plug-in hybrids, like the Pacifica Hybrid, the batteries can also be charged using a power cord.
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Rolls-Royce has partnerships with Airbus and other players to work on both hybrids and fully electric planes.
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The rest will be hybrids, as Volvo plans to offer some form of electrification in all its models.
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There are about nine hundred giraffes in EAZA institutions; five subspecies are represented, and there are some hybrids.
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Jacobs had a term, "monstrous hybrids," for the unhealthy partnerships that can arise between governments and big businesses.
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Most manufacturers build plug-in hybrids, allowing people to ease into the electric car lifestyle without range anxiety.
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After all, just 20403 percent of all cars sold globally in 2016 were electrics or plug-in hybrids.
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They paired five mice from each species, producing 30 hybrids, which then yielded 769 pups of their own.
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Young Japanese drive less than their parents, and many new cars are electric-gasoline hybrids, cutting oil demand.
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In the case of Dan Chaon's marvelous hybrids, this lack of clarity has worked entirely to his advantage.
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At the time, Dr. Reich's group attributed some of the finding to possible infertility in Neanderthal-human hybrids.
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But there are also environmental concerns, and German carmakers focused on diesel have been slow to develop hybrids.
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The addition of nearly 100 Pacifica Hybrids will more than double Google's already-existing autonomous car test fleet.
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Others, like Frédérique Constant, produced hybrids: smartwatches that connect to smartphones but have analog displays like traditional watches.
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In this cabinet of curious hybrids, garcia has laid waste to preconceived notions about reality, identity, and culture.
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Honda established a division late last year to develop electric vehicles (EVs) as part of its long-held goal for lower-emission gasoline hybrids, plug-in hybrids, EVs and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) to account for two-thirds of its line-up by 2030, from about 5 percent now.
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Hybrids: Fitch has applied 50% equity credit to the EUR0003 million book value of the subordinated hybrid perpetual bond.
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UPS already has about 300 electric vehicles in the United States and Europe as well as around 700 hybrids.
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Animal-human hybrids can be used as sources for organs to transplant, for blood and for immune system products.
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Many car buyers in the market for utility vehicles are often skeptical of hybrids for a variety of reasons.
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Since then, there have been countless photos of sushi hybrids (all based on already-trendy foods) posted to Instagram.
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Toyota, for example, is planning a lineup of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and hybrids, as well as full EVs.
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Just over 10,000 CT6s were sold last year, with only a small percentage of those being plug-in hybrids.
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Kroeger helped oversee development of motors for Mercedes-Benz pure battery powered cars as well as plug-in hybrids.
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Based on Fitch's 'Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis', also available at www.fitchratings.
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New York City recently outfitted about 1,300 Ford Fusion hybrids for mixed use between NYPD and other municipal agencies.
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Other engineers have created plant-robot hybrids before, but most have taken a different approach than Sareen and Maes.
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"The profitability of plug-in hybrids is below that of cars with pure combustion engines," a company spokesman said.
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It's funny, I've been drawing hybrids for several years now and I've never really fully known what they mean.
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Consumers can get a federal tax credit of up to $7,500 for buying electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.
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Especially in vertical mode, it's easy to see why touch with fingers is not great for laptops or hybrids.
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Better still, there are plenty cleanser-mask hybrids that take the time – and faff – out of your morning regime.
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Useful though hybrids may be, they are not items that will be passed on from one generation to another.
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By embracing hybrids, Toyota is giving itself time to steadily increase battery production without massive investment being required upfront.
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Where most brands fail at making sneaker-boot hybrids, SeaVees' minimal approach to style makes this design a winner.
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According to UN trade data and The Economist's estimates, some 60% of Mongolia's car imports last year were hybrids.
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In addition, the government has exempted hybrids from various taxes, in an attempt to clear the air in Ulaanbaatar.
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The only electrics on the floor are the hybrids brought along by the Japanese automakers like Toyota and Honda.
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They then picked out 100 specimens with especially promising SNP patterns and crossed them, to produce nearly 10,000 hybrids.
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Toyota took one look and decided the future of clean, high-mileage vehicles lay with hybrids (the Prius range).
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Significantly, Alfa sees plug-in hybrids as the top of its performance ladder, according to brand boss Tim Kuniskis.
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Based on Fitch's criteria report, 'Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis,' dated Feb.
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Toyota has done plenty of work in the field of electrification, most notably with its lineup of Prius hybrids.
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California plans to give automakers fewer credits for plug-in hybrids after 2018, a move Lord called ill-advised.
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While a lot of automakers have focused on hybrids and electrics, Mazda remains focused on improving the gas engine.
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The plan has helped sales of electric and plug-in hybrids more than quadruple last year to 331,000 vehicles.
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Almost 4,000 of these boat/car hybrids were produced between 1961 and 1965, yet the idea never caught on.
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Even though Windows 10 has downplayed the tablet feature for clamshells, it's still there and so are the hybrids.
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The twisting stems and blinking petals are, like the human-plant hybrids in Annihilation, uncanny but not wholly unpleasant.
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Fully electric cars are gaining market share, but the overall demand for electrics and hybrids has risen only slowly.
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They plan to use the hybrids to test implantation techniques before they actually create pure northern white rhino embryos.
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The first taxibots were hybrids, because it took too long to charge the battery of a purely electric vehicle.
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I think that that's why it's important for me now to deliberately construct those hybrids that cannot be stereotyped.
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Just reach for of-the-moment items, like micro sunglasses, a circle bag and these ultracool loafer-mule hybrids.
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I was particularly taken with Mariela Scafati's hybrids of paintings and sculpture at the Buenos Aires gallery Isla Flotante.
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Now, with Toyota the only hybrid entrant and the only factory-backed one, the EoT equalizes hybrids and nonhybrids.
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Today 9% of Toyota's U.S. sales are hybrids, but that's nowhere near the company's goal of 25% by 2025.
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By 2025, it wants all-electric vehicles to represent 50% of global sales with the rest composed of hybrids.
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Hybrids still require gasoline or diesel fuel, but they are typically more efficient because the batteries share the load.
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Hybrids like the Prius may continue to save money at each fill-up, but that's not the whole story.
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Plug-in hybrids have gasoline engines, but operate as fully electric vehicles for relatively short distances after being charged.
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The brand has added some plug-in hybrids to the lineup, but now it's taking the fully-electric plunge.
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More important, say automakers, there promises to be a proliferation of plug-in hybrids similar to the Chevrolet Volt.
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General Motors holds that title, with almost 143,000 qualifying electric vehicles sold, most of which are plug-in hybrids.
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That put it behind only the Model S among electric cars and hybrids and better than most car models.
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The in-state share of hybrids fell 21625 percent, from 2900 percent to 220006 percent in just one year.
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The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland has developed a genetic test to distinguish wildcats from domestic cats and hybrids.
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The focus on diesel meant German carmakers were slow to develop the hybrids that could serve as a substitute.
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The phrasing needs to be just right, focusing equally on local candidates and broader references, to qualify as hybrids.
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The state currently has about 230,000 zero-emission vehicles and plug-in hybrids registered — about half the national total.
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This means, as everyone realizes with dawning horror, that the hybrids can turn any animal into an undead version of itself — a possibility Jackson turns into a probability when he steers their huge plane through the barrier and unleashes the hybrids back upon the world at large to prey upon the living.
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And then you've got hybrids, which may be sativa- or indica-dominant, but tend to incorporate elements of both types.
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That said, offering more hybrids and electrics in body styles already customers are buying is a start to higher sales.
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Yet the company has so far taken a cautious approach to fully electric cars, instead focusing on plug-in hybrids.
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Hybrids are an ordinary part of the evolutionary process (even some humans are part Neanderthal), but interbreeding isn't always advantageous.
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The Bremen plant currently makes 10 different models including plug-in hybrids of the C-Class and the GLC SUV.
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The Surface Pro usually retails for $1,13, but Best Buy has deals on a bunch of Microsoft laptops and hybrids.
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That second generation, the F2, had fewer young and didn't survive some environmental stresses as well as non-hybrids did.
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Since 2009, Fremont police have been transitioning from gas cars to hybrids with Toyota Prius and Ford Fusion patrol cars.
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In the movie theater, it will mean accepting that the cat-human hybrids in front of you are … well, what?
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Later 48V hybrids will squeeze out more efficiency by shifting the electric motor lower down the transmission, below the engine.
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The platform enables the company to easily build a wide variety of vehicles, including electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.
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This is why the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) proposed new guidelines Thursday in dealing with animal-human hybrids.
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Sweden-based Volvo pledged last month that all new cars it launches after 2019 will be electric vehicles or hybrids.
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This means the first hybrids and EVs to make the mandated noise will now be (some) model year 2020 vehicles.
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Three "I Have Given Up" sweatsuits and three pairs of Teva x Ugg hybrids (the official uniform of Gizmodo Nights).
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"I drive a hybrid car, and I think the future will be gas and electricity - plug-in hybrids," he said.
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Instead of a realistic battlefield, Splatoon transported players to a bizarre, colorful post-apocalyptic world populated by human-squid hybrids.
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Following the capital increase, the bank fully reimbursed the remaining EUR443bn of government hybrids received as state aid in 2013.
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That in turn increases the challenge of meeting CO2 goals, adding urgency to the scramble for electric cars and hybrids.
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The companies announced in the spring of last year that they would build 100 self-driving Chrysler Pacifica hybrids minivans.
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The brand is working on hybrids while seeking to fully exploit the potential of its naturally aspirated high-performance engines.
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That has left it trailing rivals including Toyota Motor Corp in hybrids, a segment between gasoline-powered cars and EVs.
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Hybrids seem to offer a good range of firmness options and better support, so you don't get that sinking feeling.
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Almost exactly a month later, the service that rented EVs and hybrids to drivers for ride hailing services shut down.
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Moody's on the other hand only gives 100% equity credit to investment-grade corporates' mandatory convertible hybrids meeting its criteria.
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"Lost cargo space in hybrids is a thing of the past for Ford customers," said Bill Gubing, Explorer chief engineer.
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Toyota is particularly exercised by China's proposed policy move to categorize conventional hybrids, like the Prius, as gasoline-fueled cars.
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Fields has signed off on spending $4.5 billion to develop 13 new electrified vehicles by 2020, including gas-electric hybrids.
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T8 plug-in hybrids get their own modes that conserve battery power or set the engine to charge the batteries.
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"With hybrids, I know I will have to buy them every year and I will spend more money," he said.
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Now, almost every automaker offers a hybrid option, and most hybrids can double the gas mileage of a standard car.
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"We think plug-in hybrids have a bigger role to play, particularly in this transitional phase of electrification," he said.
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Perhaps the king of all food hybrids, the turducken combines a turkey, chicken, and a duck for your Thanksgiving feast.
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The challenge is sparking big investments in smaller engines and new powertrain technologies, from battery-powered cars to rechargeable hybrids.
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Toyota is one automaker that has less interest in 48-volt "mild" hybrids, as they are known in the industry.
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In the interim, all non-World Cup games are hybrids between competitive matches and tryouts, but always treated as referendums.
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In the draft proposal, hybrids would still be considered fossil-fuelled but re-classified as "low fuel consumption passenger vehicles".
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Their feral descendants are hybrids of Western and African honey bees, and they have crept ever northward over the decades.
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Hybrids make better self-driving cars than the electric cars some automakers are using, a top Ford executive said Monday.
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Many people find hybrids easier to hit solidly than long irons, so they'll often replace long irons in your bag.
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They have relied on shoe customizers to paint over standard-issue cleats, or, more drastically, to create sneaker-cleat hybrids.
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The facility is approved to build all-electric battery cars, electric hybrids as well as combustion engine cars like Lotuses.
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It was aggressively promoted by Instagram influencers — those model/advertiser/guru hybrids whose entire project rests on smoke and mirrors.
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When most people think of hybrids, they think of cars like the Toyota Prius — a practical, if dull, commuting option.
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GM and Volkswagen see no need for hybrids as a technology bridge and are concentrating instead on all-electric models.
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Volvo recently said that the models it introduces starting in 2019 will be either hybrids or powered solely by batteries.
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"These hybrids may create a big mess by changing the genetic makeup of locally adapted wild animals," Dr. Che said.
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Congregated outside of the rickety structures are human-animal hybrids that drink beer, hold pissing contests, fight, and pass out.
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Hybrids, which would also be banned under the new policy in 2035, made up roughly 8% of total vehicle sales.
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Driving the news: Yes, the company launched the expected Surface laptop and a pair of Surface Pro tablet/phone hybrids.
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As for application, NASCAR would likely debut hybrids for racing on shorter courses and those with more turns and braking.
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When it reached 2768,24712, the automaker revealed that it had sold 22019,23 electrified vehicles (including fully electric vehicles and hybrids).
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Unlike mules, donkey-horse hybrids that are almost always sterile, the offspring of a Bactrian and dromedary pairing are fertile.
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In the early two-thousands, Four Tet, Beth Orton, Imogen Heap, and other artists helped pioneer ethereal folk-electronic hybrids.
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Indeed, automakers across the board are hoping that plug-in hybrids prove to be the gateway to fully electric vehicles.
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Ascent has a small fleet of Lexus SUV hybrids that it's building to demonstrate its technology in the real world.
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Competition is also rising as firms race to meet tough new quotas for fully electric and plug-in hybrids cars.
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Banks issue subordinated debt and hybrids, a mix of debt and equity, because they are cheaper to issue than shares.
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Three years later, after Ibibio Sound Machine has toured from Thailand to Iceland, "Uyai" makes its hybrids even more experimental.
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And as species move in response to the rapid changes we're causing in their environments, we're seeing new hybrids emerge.
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More electric cars and hybrids are coming to the market this year, including a new version of the Toyota Prius hybrid.
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While sales of pickups and sport utility vehicles soared in 2015, all-electric models and gas-electric hybrids languished in showrooms.
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Automakers are also increasingly looking towards electric vehicles: Volvo announced its intentions to produce only electric or electric-hybrids by 2019.
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Out of the 45 million cars on German roads, only about 50,000 are purely battery-powered vehicles or plug-in hybrids.
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Unlike many animals, different populations of canines that we classify as species can interbreed with one another and create fertile hybrids.
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The Google Pixelbook is a bit of an odd duck among notebooks, or among tablets – or even among notebook/tablet hybrids.
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Then picture those hybrids crossing back to breed with members of species A, and assume that their offspring do the same.
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In 2017, hybrids, plug-ins and pure battery-electric vehicles generated barely 4 percent of total U.S. new vehicle sales combined.
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If you're the getaway driver, seeing the cops coming after you in a fleet of hybrids may be a reassuring sight.
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In the case of Infiniti, that will mean both battery-electric vehicles and what are known as serial plug-in hybrids.
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Coe's vision of the scene is unremittingly bleak, with uniformed human-animal hybrids firing bullets into the bodies of prostrate protestors.
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Under the state's new rules, automakers can include both plug-in hybrids and fully electric vehicles to meet the sales requirement.
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The electric car is still a very small fraction of the total consumption of the country; hybrids are much more popular.
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Most major carmakers have released plug-in hybrids like the Volt (or soon will), showing what a trailblazer it really was.
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The supplier is combining 48V hybrids with cylinder deactivation that cuts engine capacity when less power is required, for additional savings.
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Global automotive manufacturers, however, had urged a softening of the proposals for all-electric battery vehicles and electric plug-in hybrids.
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It's the ideal solution for vehicles were the MPGs matter and performance doesn't, such as hybrids and gas-sipping compact SUVs.
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This allows the Alpha 12 to use a much more powerful processor than most other hybrids while also being much quieter.
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Acer also fits in a 212-inch IPS LCD panel with 2800x29 resolution and it doesn't shun ports like most hybrids.
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One of the big draws of hybrids are that they're supposed to be less cumbersome than lugging around a full laptop.
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I've had people say they couldn't take their kids into the carousel [an art installation] where the hybrids are pole dancing.
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And many top-tier performance cars these days are hybrids, especially the direct competitors to the P1 like the Ferrari LaFerrari.
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The Camry maneuvers smoothly from electric to gasoline power, but faces stiff competition in this growing segment of mid-sized hybrids.
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Last April, DuPont Pioneer announced that it's going to use CRISPR to commercialize a next-gen version of waxy corn hybrids.
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While conventional hybrids have been around for two decades, the first modern plug-based vehicles came to market only in 2010.
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The resulting hybrids have ears and swishing tails but human hands and feet -- and, as many pointed out, jiggly human décolletage.
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Longer term, it hopes that electronic vehicles will account for 25% of sales, and hybrids for a much of the rest.
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Tougher emissions regulations, particularly in China, promote battery-electric and plug-in hybrid cars over gasoline hybrids and conventional gasoline vehicles.
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Under the subsidy scheme, buyers get 4,000 euros off their all-electric vehicle purchase and 3,000 euros off plug-in hybrids.
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Most major manufacturers have announced plans to introduce hybrids, plug-ins and pure battery-electric vehicles, or BEVs, to their fleets.
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That's why we have a lot of hybrids like frontenac and seyval that are hardier and more suited for our climate.
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Higher fuel prices tend to make vehicles like electric cars, hybrids and smaller, gas-sipping internal combustion engine vehicles more appealing.
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While some animal/Remoolian hybrids are just enjoying their lives on Earth, these others are timidly plotting their destruction of humanity.
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Historically, plug-in hybrids have been stepping-stone cars, half-measure predecessors to cars that ditch the internal combustion engine altogether.
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"My notion was that we would live together as two hybrids, each of us half male and half female," she writes.
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You get hiplet, one of the more curious hybrids to make its way out of the dance world into popular culture.
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We've had a perfectly good path to more EVs and hybrids and reduced greenhouse-gas emissions since Bill Clinton was president.
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At the end of 2017, hybrids and electric vehicles combined comprised only about 3 percent of all auto sales, Bailo said.
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He started his career in rates derivatives trading and has held trading roles in emerging Markets, credit hybrids and equity derivatives.
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With more than 85033 EVs and plug-in hybrids on the roads, there's a vehicle to suit just about every lifestyle.
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Playing around isn't bad if it's just a hobby, but many people have been unpleasantly surprised while [working] with those hybrids.
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Based on Fitch criteria in 'Non-Financial Corporates Hybrids Treatment and Notching Criteria', dated April 27, 2017 and available at www.fitchratings.
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Sehgal's latest work will likely go down as one of the 220st century's most interesting hybrids between contemporary art and dance.
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Today this means applications like AC or water heating, but will also grow to include electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.
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Hybrids and electric cars together make up only 3 percent of all new cars sold in the United States, he noted.
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China is unenthusiastic about plug-in hybrids because most of the patents are owned by foreign automakers, particularly Japanese multinational companies.
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As an incentive for compliance, the government gives extra credit multipliers for advanced technologies like plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
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She was referring to the feline-human hybrids who, thanks to the trailers, had become a low-level national fever dream.
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He was, for example, nagged by Toyota&aposs progress with gas-electric hybrids, such as the Prius, a source told me.
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Ford's self-driving company, Argo AI, naturally opts for its own Fusion Hybrids in Miami, Washington, D.C., and other testing locations.
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Toyota, which sells more hybrids than all other carmakers combined, says it's supporting Trump to gain leverage for a regulatory compromise.
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And because some coyotes once mated with wolves or dogs, resulting hybrids developed traits to help them adapt in new environments.
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These hybrids, some of which carry large batteries that can be recharged by plugging into grid power, can be very efficient.
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Sales of electrics and gasoline-electric hybrids rose 50 percent over 2015 to 336,000 vehicles, or 40 percent of global demand.
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If hybrids and electrified drivetrains are the future of performance cars, then, Acura's new flagship is living up to its name.
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Appears in: "A New Hope"Cutest feature: HornsAnother combination of real-life critters, Banthas look like tall, wooly mammoth-buffalo hybrids.
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Prius is to hybrids as Kleenex is to tissue, and Hyundai would need clever marketing to vanquish Toyota's deep advantage there.
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The scientists observed as these second-generation hybrids raised a third generation of pups, measuring the same parental behaviors as before.
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When analysts look back, 2017 may turn out to be the tipping point in popularizing plug-in hybrids and electric vehicles.
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When there are exciting new hybrids on the horizon, there is always Drake, looking for ways to make them his own.
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The painting itself is intriguing because it shows a group of figures that represent half-animal, half-human hybrids called therianthropes.
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Waymo ordered 100 Pacifica Hybrids Minivans in 2016 as part of the company's plan to test and develop self-driving vehicles.
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Recognizable subjects in the mists of these dynamic compositions include clowns' faces; half-human, half-animal hybrids; and glowing, ectoplasmic heads.
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This has led to a larger population of hybrids, whose songs are now indistinguishable from the calls of small tree finch.
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But Ms. Barra said on Wednesday that G.M. is "committed to electrification" despite the lagging sales of current electric cars and hybrids.
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The researchers made a point to contrast their technique with previous methods, which yield some sheep-giraffe hybrids or seemingly headless sheep.
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In the first years of the 21st century, while Toyota was making hybrids popular with the Prius, GM was hawking the Hummer.
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Recent genomic evidence, however, points to the likelihood that red and eastern wolves are in fact hybrids of gray wolves and coyotes.
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Marquee names like Porsche, Audi, BMW, Jaguar, and Hyundai showed up with or teased all-electric cars, while others arrived with hybrids.
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The system supports both pure electric vehicles as well as plug-in hybrids like the new Engelberg Tourer and existing Outlander PHEV.
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Things get even harder with plug-in hybrids, which can be recharged from the mains and have a longer electric-only range.
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Ford has said it will spend $11.5 billion to produce over a dozen electrified models (which include EVs and hybrids) by 2022.
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Back in 2016, Ford Chairman Bill Ford said at a Fortune event that he viewed plug-in hybrids as a transitional technology.
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Hybrids and BEBs, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.9 percent, will go from 21 to 22 percent by 2027.
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It isn't the first time that people have posted about their food hybrids on social media, to a less than enthusiastic response.
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Earth butchers rogue stations, Mars seeks out the protomolecule hybrids, and the OPA spaces innocent civilians because they're from Earth or Mars.
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Critics say hybrids have simply inflated publishers' profits by allowing some journals both to charge scientists to publish and libraries to subscribe.
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It looks similar to a handful of drone-quadcopter-hoverbike hybrids that we've seen popping up around the internet with increasing frequency.
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But the recent agreement lets automakers meet this target in other ways too, like selling more electric cars and plug-in hybrids.
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But elsewhere at the show, suppliers like Valeo and Delphi are lifting the lid on a quicker fix: affordable 48-volt hybrids.
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The Japanese carmaker is dropping diesels from its European fleet as it benefits from two decades of dominance in petrol-electric hybrids.
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Whether individual hybrids are less fit, on average, than individual purebreds in the face of life's vicissitudes is less easy to test.
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New energy vehicles in China largely refer to all-electric battery cars, plug-in electric hybrids, as well hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles.
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This approach is in accordance with Fitch's criteria, "Non-Financial Corporates Hybrids Treatment and Notching Criteria" dated 27 April 2017 at www.fitchratings.com.
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All the major manufacturers are really getting their product development on EVs ready, as well as hybrids and the fuel cell cars.
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The hybrids are more or less full-bodied versions of that hideous horse head mask that's become such a familiar internet joke.
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Many of the resulting hybrids (like broccoli or bananas) have been around for so long that they rarely trip the GM alarm.
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The company will instead focus on 2-in-1 Windows machines, the laptop/slate hybrids that take advantage of Windows' touchscreen capabilities.
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Daimler AG, the manufacturer of Mercedez-Benz, is more heavily investing in research around hybrids and fully electric vehicles, its spokeswoman said.
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They are hybrids of personal expression and careful reporting, a combination once prevalent among a group we might call fine-art illustrators.
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Soon the old rosebush and her ilk began disappearing from English gardens, eclipsed by younger, showier hybrids that bloomed all summer long.
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Buyers of the first few generations of hybrids (mainly the Toyota Prius) were looking to make a statement: I'm greener than you.
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You wondered what he would do next, what odd precarious success he would come up with; his books were such strange hybrids.
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Volvo's goal is to make fully-electric cars 50% of its global sales by 2025, with the remaining 50% consisting of hybrids.
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In some ways, larger trucks might be the best platform for hybrids, which have a tiny slice of the total car market.
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Modern crossovers — hybrids of cars and SUVs — don't require the tradeoffs in comfort and fuel economy that plagued SUVs in the 1990s.
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"And we haven't seen a slowdown in the new design activity for electric vehicles, hybrids, new car models and facelifts," Rollen said.
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It's a heady sativa that was created by crossing a pure sativa strain native to Brazil with indica hybrids from southern India.
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"It will give them the flexibility to continue paying coupons on their hybrids and the debt metrics will normalize promptly," he explained.
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Both films are about groups of isolated scientists, working out of dilapidated, creepy old houses, on experiments to create stable human hybrids.
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Indeed, it expects to have sold more than half a billion fully-electric or plug-in hybrids by the end of 2019.
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In H.G. Wells' The Island of Dr. Moreau, animal-human hybrids live a conflicted and painful life, torn between their two natures.
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Mr. Farley said Ford aimed to surpass Toyota Motor in domestic sales of hybrids, including plug-ins, across all models by 2021.
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There are also several all-new S.U.V.s in the pipeline, including a variety of off-road models and hybrids, Mr. Farley said.
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We brought them into greenhouses and laboratories, magnifying their inherent beauty, creating new hybrids and tailoring their features to our individual tastes.
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Most bluegills (and occasionally some of their hybrids) also sport a dark spot on the trailing edge of their soft dorsal fin.
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Plug-in hybrids may prove popular in places with a lot of intercity driving, like the United States, G.M.'s home market.
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Insiders say one reason is GM's belief that the California plan favors hybrids — which it doesn't plan to sell — over electric vehicles.
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The startup was founded in 210 with a focus on hybrids, and in 2000 it turned its attention to fully electric vehicles.
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That's the percentage of sales Volvo hopes will be from fully electric cars by 2025 (the other 50 percent would be hybrids).
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They help locate much of the album's sound in the late 1970s and early 1980s of disco, new wave and electropop hybrids.
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BMW may offer you a choice of V-6s, V-8s, V-4.53s, diesels and hybrids, but Lexus gives you two options.
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Her team scanned the DNA of the hybrids and found twelve stretches of DNA — known as loci — clearly linked to parenting behavior.
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Hybrids are generally cheaper to buy than battery-only cars and don't face the same worries from consumers about their driving range.
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Scientists in Florida say they have found a recipe that would return flavor that has been lost through breeding of modern hybrids.
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Game/video hybrids like Quantum Break make it clear that the medium still has a lot of room to grow and innovate.
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One female American lobster was pregnant with embryos of "viable hybrids," meaning mating between Maine and European creatures has occurred, she said.
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LeBron James and Kevin Durant are hybrids, as likely to use finesse to score as they are to use their power or height.
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Lil West comes to all of this with an out-there perspective on the possibilities that hip-hop and its hybrids can offer.
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Pretty much by default, all quantum computer systems are hybrids, as you still need a standard classical computer to control the quantum chips.
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Last year, plug-in hybrids and pure EVs accounted for just 2 percent of total U.S. car sales, according to the website InsideEVs.com.
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Unsettling, hyperrealistic models of possible animal-human hybrids by Patricia Piccinini address the dissonance of bioengineering and what it means to be human.
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The category — which includes both pure battery-powered vehicles and hybrids — has been a bright spot in China, helped by favorable government policies.
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Plug-in hybrids run on electric power stored in batteries, and switch to a gasoline engine when the batteries run out of charge.
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Mr Waldfogel does not account for culinary hybrids such as the cronut—a cross between a croissant and a doughnut—or Tex-Mex.
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There's an inverse relationship between interest rates and the price of not only fixed income securities but also hybrids such as preferred stocks.
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The organism / machine hybrids are called "drones," and when sentient people become drones, their individual will is completely overwhelmed by the collective mind.
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Ford last year announced it would invest $11 billion to develop battery-based vehicles, including hybrids, plug-ins and pure battery-electric models.
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Traditionally, plant breeders have measured these phenotypes by hand, and used them to select plants with the very best characteristics for creating hybrids.
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It's not all crazy tablet hybrids, though: there are also a few more conventional machines bearing the Thinkpad X21 branding coming out today.
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And Ford has targeted 2021 as the year it will begin deploying its fully autonomous Ford Fusion hybrids on a ride-hailing service.
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Clearly, in this case, hybrids are more vulnerable to predation than are purebreds—and Dr Nilsson and Dr Hulthen think they know why.
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To cope with the harsh conditions, Malian researchers have in some cases created hybrids that cross traditional local crops with other study varieties.
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Her mind-boggling mixed-media works are derived from traditional tanning and crafting practices, resulting in hide and quill-covered painting/sculpture hybrids.
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When you hear "Best HP Laptop," you probably think of the impressively thin Spectre 13 or maybe one of HP's high-end hybrids.
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For the track, battery technology is becoming increasingly commonplace, with hybrids now used by Formula One and on the Le Mans endurance series.
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That's why so many of our favorites are hybrids or combinations — can you imagine cake without ice cream or pie without whipped cream?
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The AATF, in collaboration with private firm Hybrids East Africa Limited, has so far developed 140 hybrid rice varieties using African parent lines.
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Carmakers earn tradable credits when they produce "new energy vehicles", which include hybrids and fuel-cell-powered cars as well as electric cars.
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The MateBook, like virtually all tablet hybrids, doesn't actually come with its accompanying keyboard in the box — you have to buy it separately.
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But many modern varieties are hybrids and often can't reproduce on their own, so they won't grow from one year to the next.
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One of his hybrids, called C.A.T.I.E.-R6 experiences roughly a 5% frosty pod rot infection rate, compared to 75% for a control variety.
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By 2030, the German manufacturer aims to have all-electric models and hybrids make up more than half of its total car sales.
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Ford was one of the first automakers to start electrifying its lineup, with a mix of hybrids, plug-ins and all-electric vehicles.
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That includes fuel-stingy turbocharged Ecoboost engines, ultra-high-performance engines in models like the Shelby GT500, and conventional and plug-in hybrids.
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Rival Volkswagen AG, for example, expects to have more than 50 different BEVs, as well as dozens of hybrids, on sale by 2025.
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Convertible laptops — also known as 2-in-1 laptops, hybrids, or in cases where the keyboard comes off, detachables — certainly have their upsides.
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But the large size of these hybrids has allowed them to exploit resources the native birds weren't using, so the birds have flourished.
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"Most of the time you are hitting into the fat of the green because you're hitting such long irons or hybrids," he said.
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In other words, if consumers are still demanding big trucks mid-decade, automakers would sell more of them and fewer hybrids and EVs.
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The debentures qualify for 50% equity credit under Fitch's "Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Non-Financial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis" criteria.
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Despite mediocre sales of EVs and plug-in hybrids across the board, the Volt has hung on because... well, GM needs it to.
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And while hybrids are still part of the mix, Ford has placed more emphasis on the development and production of all-electric vehicles.
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However, there's a good chance that they'll be electrified to some degree--perhaps light hybrids, perhaps plug-ins with range-extending combustion engines.
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Some of this could likely be explained by the definition of the category, which includes hybrids of proptech and fintech and actual brokerages.
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They've re-created all the popular styles: foam, coil, hybrids, and an old-fashioned, two-sided tufted model, which can be flipped over.
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Hybrid cars have long been hailed as a more eco-friendly vehicle option, and researchers are trying to make future hybrids even greener.
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Cheap gas prices are prompting more consumers to buy trucks and sport utility vehicles instead of small cars, hybrids or pure electric vehicles.
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