CHP, or cogeneration, is not a single technology but rather a suite of technologies that can be mixed and matched in many ways to provide high-efficiency, low-emissions source of heat and power from a single process.
Doubts over the Times' report had emerged last week when a French soccer website called Cahiers du Football pointed out that many of the details matched a spoof story it had posted more than a day earlier.
With the Tories gripped by ideological struggle over the prospect of British membership of the single European currency, many businessmen feel more comfortable with Mr Blair's stated aim (which matched John Major's, but not that of many of his Conservative colleagues) of treating euro-membership as a practical decision to be taken on economic grounds.
As such, we believe the shares are reasonably valued given that the many positives are now about evenly matched against some real challenges.
Mr Gross's prescience is matched only by the lack of foresight shown by many other bond-fund managers.
Specialists are supposed to make orderly markets in stocks by matching buy and sell orders, dipping into their own firms' capital when buyers can't be matched and selling firm inventory when there are too many buyers.
Mr. Hurt's capacity for silence, alas, was not matched by that of the opening-night audience, which filled too many of his long pauses with unwelcome coughs.
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For the 100m or so people whom the organisers said voted by Saturday night, and for the many who watch a global broadcast of the results, the benefit presumably matched that of the ancient Greek travellers: the fun of it all.
And although many high-end speaker companies offer "home theater packages, " the matched speakers are generally paired with aesthetically incoherent audio components from other vendors.
Many have tried and will try to copy him, but his talent will never be matched.
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