Attention is devoted to future utilization of carbon nanotubes, which may comprise hydrogen storage encapsulation, composite material implementation, lightning protection for aircraft, aircraft icing mitigation, reduced weight of airframes/satellites, and alleviation of challenges related to future space launch.
Said best friend has a wildly uninteresting side plot where she is hosting a semi-annual meeting of a club devoted to future leaders of America.
In 1982, 16 years after his death, the Walt Disney Company developed the Epcot Center a section of the theme park devoted to future innovation, but hardly Disney's vision of a prototypical futuristic city.
"Many teachers think that they are devoted to the future of America, to the future of our young people, and that the union is equally devoted to that, but that the union is absolutely wrong in some of its positions," he said.
In 1998, Blaser was asked by the British Medical Journal to contribute to a special series devoted to the future of medicine.
A LUNCHTIME meeting of the Free Congress Foundation, devoted to the future of conservatism and headlined by Tom Coburn, senator for Oklahoma, and Roy Blunt, the minority whip, sounded some familiar themes.
— Jeff Gordinier Icon Eye: The new issue of this British design magazine is devoted to the future of food, like edible ink for printers.
He said that roughly $236 million in capital funds is being diverted each year to daily operations that ought to be devoted to meeting future needs.
Some institutions, like the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, now address other genocides, and the Washington museum has set up a commission devoted to stopping future genocides.
Such are the vagaries of journalism that the front-page eulogies to Havel were almost instantly replaced by acres of print devoted to the future of North Korea after the death of Kim Jong Il (hence yesterday's post by Cassandra).But back to Havel, always, to my mind, a man imbued by the cultural and political ideas and ideals of "the West".
In a recent article titled "What Do Banks Do?," which appeared in a collection of essays devoted to the future of finance, Turner pointed out that although certain financial activities were genuinely valuable, others generated revenues and profits without delivering anything of real worth — payments that economists refer to as rents.
