Diversity of missions the vehicles are used in as well as diversity of their deployments (alone, in fleet) requires frequent redesigns and adaptations of their control systems.
But can we really explain, on scientific grounds alone, the fleet of five international spacecraft designed to study the comet from within the comet itself?
The Sydney share fleet alone has taken about 10,000 cars off the road, according to a 2016 report.
Critics of Europe's fisheries policy say that much of the problem comes from the subsidies the industry receives, well over 1 billion euros (about $1.39 billion) a year, according to Fishsubsidy.org, with Spain's fleet alone getting about half.
In the course of one thousand and nine days, the eighth air fleet alone used a billion gallons of fuel, dropped seven hundred and thirty-two tonssand tofs of bombs, and lost almost nine thousand aircraft and fifty thousand men.
Winchester thinks that, based on the value of OMI's fleet alone, its shares have a net asset value of $7.50 per share.
Western governments and locals say the only culprit could be the Syrian military because it alone possesses a fleet of helicopters, from which the jerry-rigged chlorine canisters are reportedly dropped.
Given that minimum annual loggerhead mortality due to bycatch in just two local BCS fleets is more than an order of magnitude greater, we conclude that these two fleets alone may threaten the persistence of the North Pacific loggerhead population.
Telemachus went through, and out of, the cloisters spear in hand- not alone, for his two fleet dogs went with him.
G.M. prospered partly because of enormous shipments of cars to fleets; Paul Ballew, executive director of market analysis at General Motors, said that the company's extra fleet sales alone had increased the seasonally adjusted annual rate of sales in January by 200,000 vehicles.
