While 750 million is a little less than half that originally reported by AP it is by no means out of scale.
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And it is as hulking and out of scale as feared, but locals have found it interesting enough architecturally to reconsider its potential.
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The LTE slice of the market is now facing hyper-competition totally out of scale from what we witnessed with early W-CDMA launches a decade ago.
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The main goal of dividing these apartment houses into large blocks is to avoid building singular, massive structures that look completely out of scale with the neighborhood.
Pfizer's case to investors has a lot to do with the company's already tremendous size, and its ability to wring efficiency out of its scale.
In an earlier report, the Royal Academy of Engineering had mapped out the scale of the task involved in moving to a low-carbon electricity supply - with a mix of energy efficiency, renewables, nuclear and clean coal.
Dreaded by many neighbors because of its out-of-scale height (25 stories) but anxiously-awaited by insatiable luxury-hotel fans, the glimmering glass Mondrian Soho tower opened to the public Tuesday, and I popped in yesterday to see how it measured up both to downtown fears and to other fanciful properties of the Morgans Hotel Group, otherwise known as the original chic-boutique hoteliers.
But Turkey's scandal, which erupted in July when police raids led to the detention of dozens of people, stands out because of its scale.
Now a team of doctors is trying for the first time to work out the scale of the food-inhaling problem among stroke patients.
In a series of articles in the Lancet timed to coincide with the Olympics, researchers from 16 countries set out the scale of the health burden created by physical inactivity.
That calculation is included in a new analysis by the Scottish Government's chief economist, Gary Gillespie, setting out the scale of the task in getting the economy going again.
After the collision, the driver did not immediately stop, but rather slowly drove past her, looking out the window as if to scope out the scale of the damage before deciding whether to drive away.
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The Bishop of Grantham has spoken out about the scale and cost of Margaret Thatcher's funeral.
All of these companies have figured out how to create economies of scale by pooling unused or underused resources.
So what we have seen recently is an increased focus, I think, on the part of terrorist groups to try to carry out some of these smaller-scale attacks.
Its 42 days in bankruptcy cleansed the company of lots of bad things, like debt and an out-of-whack pay scale.
If found guilty of gouging, even a ban on the lower end of the scale would rule Rees out of most of Wales' Six Nations campaign which begins against England in Cardiff on 4 February.
The lessons any business can learn: There is a new kind of scale out there.
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Over the past two decades, small operators have been squeezed out by the economies of scale achieved by large feed-lots.
At the time of the Yahoo acquisition, Geocities had focused on monetization and let scale grow on its own, making a few mistakes along the way in terms of figuring out monetization at scale.
With a smaller number of DVDs to handle, the company may lose out on the advantage of economies of scale and its distribution centers may not run as efficiently as they used to.
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Due to fewer number of DVDs to handle, the company may lose out on the advantage of economies of scale and its distribution centers may not run as efficiently as they used to.
Franklin Roosevelt, who presided over a country with a third-rate army, ordered an industrial transformation of the American economy on a scale that seemed simply out of reach, with the focused, urgent aim of defeating the Nazis.
Sharing development costs saves hundreds of millions, and churning out parts in greater numbers affords economies of scale denied to a single company.
" Added Majid Malik, Pakistan's minister for Kashmir affairs: "It is not a declaration of war by India, but sometimes when you start firing and shelling on this scale things get out of hand.
The riders themselves are geeking out that a race of this scale is actually happening.
Competitors will attack with unique solutions for different sectors of the scale out data center, but scale could be a challenge.
When an economy is in the doldrums, the ability to squeeze more cash out of a business on that scale is a rare and precious thing.
In several tests, they offered the volunteers money if they chose to answer questions about other people, such as President Obama, rather than about themselves, paying out on a sliding scale of up to four cents.
The issues from their perspective were that Hamas was asking for too many prisoners, the different Palestinian political groups were arguing about the relative numbers of detainees each should get, and some of those being requested were people who had carried out spectacular terrorist attacks leading to large scale loss of life.
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