In any case, the work started to pay off: by September 2005, Facebook (the definite article had been dropped on the advice of Parker, who liked to keep things streamlined) was launching in high schools.
With round-the-clock shifts, this would have involved streamlining every launch process – from rewriting software and refining procedures to training the rescue crew.
Operation Streamline, launched in 2005, is used in several federal courts near the Mexico border.
Our new mission is to streamline these launches, and enable intelligent decision making backed by analytics," explains Eddie Mullon, former CEO of Fashion GPS and newly appointed President of Launchmetrics.
A streamlined launch-and-recovery system plus more and faster drones means that Zipline will now be able to manage 500 flights a day out of a single center, compared with 50 previously.
Commercial launch brokers provide streamlined access to space, a 6U CubeSat can be launched within 6 months of contract signing and for USD545K [27].
Elaine Chao, the secretary of transportation, announced the publication of 580 pages of proposed streamlined regulations for the launching and re-entry of spacecraft, a key concern of rocket companies like SpaceX.
The most commonly requested launch date is "yesterday". To meet more realistic and strategic expectations, an agency will often recommend an MVP launch, meaning a streamlined version of the site with only essential content and functionality, creating a foundation for phase two.
Finally, the traditional model of choose, launch, and dump is further streamlined.
"It is ultramodern," wrote a newspaper columnist shortly after the 1952 launch, "a big chromium, air-conditioned, streamlined Park Avenue apartment house afloat".
