As the principal naval base for the Prussian (later German) navy, it suffered heavy damage in World War II, and its naval installations were demolished or dismantled after 1945.
While the firm is based in Silicon Valley, for the later stage they are particularly looking for "businesses that have been bootstrapped, that are already profitable," said Crowe, which are "rarely" in this region.
His influence was lasting because the economic and political development that took place in Numidia under his rule provided the base for later development of the region by the Romans.
By 1884 it had become a major naval station and, after World War II, served as a base for the U.S. Navy and later also for the Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force.
Based on our interpretation for the later phase, we estimate P-wave velocity in the subducting crust beneath the eastern part of Hokkaido by using the differences in the later phase travel times and obtain velocities of 6.8 to 7.5 km/s at depths of 50 to 80 km.
As king, Pippin limited himself to consolidating royal control in Gaul, thus establishing the base for later Carolingian expansion.
The Boulonnais provided part of the base for the Anglo-Norman breed, which was later to play a large role in the creation of the Selle Francais.
The Allied high command, fearing further Japanese advances southeastward, sped into the area to dislodge the enemy and to obtain a base for later advances toward Japan's main base in the theatre, Rabaul.
This program comprises all relevant fields of biology and chemistry-based environmental research and is well accepted by the students who earn a sound base for later positions in industry, authorities and research institutes.
There thus grew up close to the crown a more specialized class of administrators, whose expertise rather than birth was the key to their influence; the sale of office allowed wealthy families to establish a firm base for later political and social advancement.
