"Raising the speed to 350kmph (217 mph) or 380 kmph (236 mph) would lower built-in safety redundancies, and greatly increase wear-and-tear and operating costs, " Zhao said.
Again, this is an instance in which years of under-investment and natural wear and tear on building equipment may be reversed through this fast-expiring tax program.
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Imperfections in the lattice are common and result in stress-induced wear and tear.
They are particularly troublesome when they are compounded by cuts in personnel and force structure cuts that add to the arduousness of military life for those who continue to serve and aggravate the wear-and-tear on deployed equipment.
But Dawson is carrying a shoulder injury, as is inspirational Samoan skipper Pat Lam - an indication of the extreme wear and tear that has become Northampton's greatest opponent at the tail-end of a long and arduous season.
The Saracens lock aggravated a long-standing "wear and tear" problem in his left knee during England's 15-15 draw with Scotland last Saturday.
Car sharing, biking, and walking are all possibilities, which reduces costs like fuel and wear-and-tear on your vehicle (if you own one).
At a General Motors research laboratory in Warren, Michigan engineers are simulating real-life wear and tear on a pair of prototype batteries that lie at the heart of GM's riskiest technological gamble ever.
"Chronic extreme exercise appears to cause excessive 'wear-and-tear' on the heart, " the editorial says.
Running for distance can put a lot of wear-and-tear on bodies and minds.
The Vertu team should be commended for creating a phone that doesn't require the armor of an aftermarket case to weather normal wear-and-tear.
And Toyota is ambivalent about them: A spokesperson says installing the kit "may" void the warranty, because of the extra wear-and-tear heavy discharges put on the Prius batteries.
In his third World Cup, Suji's body has probably taken more wear and tear than most 31-year-old cricketers.
"Breakfast at Tiffany's" represents Atwood's Broadway debut and she already anticipates that her creations will have to be sturdier to survive the wear and tear of an eight-show-a-week routine.
America has thousands of helicopters but is already worried about its ballooning, billion-dollar bills for wear and tear on its military equipment (and the administration flinches at the thought of military involvement in yet another Muslim country).
The wear and tear of the drugs and the emotional give-and-take was getting to me.
The building was actually three small buildings that over the years had been joined together with a hodge-podge of exteriors and varying degrees of obvious wear and tear.
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The integrated folio offers sleek, low-profile protection with a smooth inner lining to protect against everyday wear and tear.
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Although it is trendy for high-end and boutique hotels to accommodate travelers with pets, the wear and tear on furnishings, as well as the pet dander and pet accidents, can quickly destroy a room.
The Conservative-controlled authority said the road and embankments were showing "signs of serious wear and tear" which was being added to by vehicles ignoring the restrictions in place.
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