Crane devised a new measure of energy consumption: a three-dimensional unit he called a cubic mile of oil.
He headed the unit on a three-year contract that started in August 2005.
Mail-Well was born in 1994 when founder Gerald Mahoney bought three envelope companies, including a unit of papermaker Georgia-Pacific (nyse: GP - news - people ).
For example, when the B-1A program was restarted to produce the B-1B, the per unit cost of the B-1B was three-times higher than the B-1A. Importantly, the B-1B was a modification (albeit a significant one) of the A-model and a gap of just 18 months occurred in the production line.
The intensive care unit in the new three-storey block will have 16 beds, including two isolation rooms.
That impression grows when you take a closer look at the three areas identified by the social-exclusion unit.
In 2009, a weak market forced Toll to cut prices by 25% on three-bedroom units at its massive 450-unit Northside Piers in Brooklyn, N.
The decision to bring the shuttle down came after one of the orbiter's three key navigation tools -- an inertial measurement unit -- stopped working.
Nothing earth-shattering, but, for example, we now know the Blu-ray drive on the unit is three times faster than that in the PS3, the cap of 100 friends on the PlayStation Network is being lifted, the new Eye camera has an integrated tilt sensor and the Remote Play functionality will let you play PS4 games at the Vita's native resolution of 960 x 544.
The study, carried out by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists on behalf of the Department of Health, involves an audit of every maternity unit in England and Wales over a three-month period between May and July of this year.
He has four thousand employees, three thousand volunteer posse members, and an overworked media-relations unit of five.
One of the ships the Anastasis, is 522 feet long and has three operating theatres, a dental clinic and an X-ray unit and it has a ward with 38 beds.
The Toughbook 19 includes a full three-year limited warranty, parts and labor, providing coverage wherever the unit may be deployed.
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Each unit leader is like the head of a little biotech company and gets a set three-year budget and freedom to invest it as he sees fit.
The CEO also told investors in January that he would entertain strategic options for the growth-challenged Discover unit if it did not improve its performance over the next two to three years.
Returns on invested capital should grow at two to three times the pace in developed countries, reckons Stephen Bird, co-head of Citi's Asian unit.
The suite of available engines comprises three small and efficient four-cylinders, including a 1.4-liter, 160-hp turbocharged unit that can be paired with a dual-clutch automatic transmission.
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PwC came to this conclusion after consulting with three of the other big accounting firms and each firm indicated that the unit didn't qualify for off-balance sheet treatment, the suit says.
He said well-designed systems can operate effectively in the UK, delivering in excess of three units of heat for every unit of electricity used to pump the heat in and around the property.
The Brodsky Organization built the 53-unit Chelsea Enclave on Ninth Avenue on the seminary grounds a few years ago, and has developed three townhouses that had been faculty housing.
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