Mr. Bush spoke of developing "boost-phase" antimissile systems that would blow up missiles right after they were launched.
James just finished his latest streak of innovating, heading up the team at adidas that developed "Boost" – a new shoe technology that's supposedly going to revolutionise running by being way more responsive than any other trainer and feeding energy back into your feet rather than letting the ground steal it all away.
On top of that, the analytical and computational tools that were developed boosted the productivity of research tremendously.Then came the carousel that whirled so many high-tech firms along during the 1990s, before the ride came to its inevitable, if abrupt, end.
In this contribution we combine bird surveys with multispectral satellite imagery to develop boosted regression tree models of avian species richness, and of habitat use for 15 species across a mixed vineyard-matorral landscape in central Chile.
To analyze this difference, we developed Boosted Regression Trees models using grazing management (accumulated cost distance to points of livestock concentration and water points) and physiographical variables (slope, wetness, proximity to the closest tree and orientation).
Eating fruit and vegetables every day helps children and teenagers grow and develop, boosts their vitality and can reduce the risk of many chronic diseases - such as heart disease, high blood pressure, some forms of cancer and being overweight or obese.
This research aims at developing EPS boost curve embody into the assist characteristics, improving steer portability and stability.
A 2012 report for the Center for International Media Assistance showed that donor support to independent news media in developing countries boosts economic development and good governance, but such support counts for just 0.5% of overall aid to developing countries.
Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen, after going to Moscow to hear the Kremlin's proposal, backed developing a boost-phase weapon jointly.
To mitigate these multiple shocks, the UK could negotiate a trade deal that is close to existing EU arrangements and maintain an open approach to developing countries, boosting trade.
All this has a direct impact on economic growth: an extra ten phones per 100 people in a typical developing country boosts GDP growth by 0.8 percentage points, according to the World Bank.
