That design is being ditched for 2004 in favour of a more conventional unit, which underlines the team's commitment to future success.
The data from these is combined with that from a conventional GPS unit to pinpoint a location of a car to within 2m in cities.
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Its appearance and conduct resemble that of a conventional army unit.
Since the 1920s the emphasis has been on increasing conventional generating unit size up to a now optimal size of 600, 000 kW. These must employ transmission and distribution lines to integrate electrical loads which almost always are much smaller, and also to integrate generating units to permit reserve sharing.
Conventional defence systems use one rotating radar unit to find a target and a second to subsequently track it for risk assessment.
Deflation is harmful for conventional currencies because, in economist jargon, Bitcoins are a unit of account as well as a medium of exchange.
Mediaset, which currently relies on a conventional broadcast model, could strike a deal with the nationalised unit to start selling television via the latter's broadband network.
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Meanwhile, the arrival of a photographer who embeds herself in the unit shifts the dynamics in predictable ways, but the conventional doings are lent energy by a capable (if hyperventilating) cast.
That spread the word far enough for the 2002 book, published by the Zondervan unit of HarperCollins, to sell 25 million copies through mostly conventional channels.
For authors and publishers, the agency model provides them with greater control over the timing of their promotions and higher per-unit earnings of 70% of the list price as opposed to 50% for the conventional wholesale pricing model.
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