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Both The Solaire and The Verdesian utilize natural materials and sophisticated technologies to optimize resident comfort, maximize operational efficiencies and enhance indoor air quality, while conserving natural resources. New's recent tests of 496 Chevrolet engines on well sites showed they could be hand tuned to the same high efficiencies as electronically controlled engines, but logic and experience tell him they probably can't operate at those peak levels at all times without electronic control. Now they report efficiencies above those of current LEDs from a new family of materials called poly(cyanoterephthalylidene)s. |
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