So it's a big payload that these bees are hauling home, which is impressive.
This means they do not have to carry liquid oxygen (or some other oxidant) to burn their fuel, and could thus use the weight saved to carry a bigger payload.
Due to the extreme work conditions such as big size, big payload and high environment temperature, both the static and dynamic error sources should be considered when design a controller.
And, yes, in a fashion she is all over The Help as well: cooking, cleaning and delivering the film's big payload of revenge when she bakes a customised chocolate cake for her reviled white employer.
That will allow a bigger payload for each unit of fuel a boon for China's space ambitions, which include taking a bigger share of the commercial satellite-launch market, putting an unmanned rover on Mars around 2020, completing a manned space station around 2022 and possibly putting a person on the moon in the coming decade, too.
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Water may not be the big payload problem NASA thinks it is.
Compact rescure robot (CRR) [13] achieves big payload more than its weight by using a pneumatic actuator on each joint.
However, the transmission of data symbols will cause a bigger payload since data rate of Galileo E1 signals is 250 symbols per second [8].
Oil-fired engines, including hybrid gasoline/electric solutions similar to that found in cars, will increasingly show up as one solution to meet big payload and distance demands.
