These "dark stars" were essentially early models of black holes.
So many versions were tried that early models of the Gherkin look like dildos in the Topkapi harem.
Quebec city followed the early models of French cities and created a watchman system in 1651.
"We were constantly wading through early models of doomed technology, and we dressed in, wrote with, and drank out of the detritus of wrecked start-ups," Greenwood writes.
He said his research showed that early models of the statue "were more Negroid," adding that "the idea of the black Statue of Liberty has been kept out" of historical accounts.
She confuses 'astrological' with 'astronomical'; describes early models of the atomic nucleus in various nutty ways (electron plum puddings); and includes the suggestion that 'invisible rays could be detected by the light they caused in a tube'.
The inventors who developed two early models of pacemakers are to be the first recipients of an engineering award created to rival the Nobel Prize, the National Academy of Engineering said yesterday.
But Steve St. Angelo, manager of Toyota's complex in Georgetown, Ky., where the Camry is built, said the transmission complaints could be linked to defects Toyota discovered in a few early models of the latest Camry.
Early models of the B-24 lacked self-sealing fuel tanks and the heavy defensive armament deemed essential by the USAAF for a strategic daylight bomber; therefore, they were used primarily to transport high-priority cargo and VIPs (British Prime Minister Winston Churchill used one as his personal transport) and for antisubmarine patrols.
The cause of the problem was a rapidly increasing number of aircraft movements and the introduction of the first generation of turbojet aircraft with low climb performance, such as the early models of the Boeing 707 and the Douglas DC-8.
A secret annex to an IAEA report last month said Iran had, for instance, developed a warhead with a chamber that seemed designed to carry a nuclear bomb.The underground plant at Natanz, filled mostly with early models of IR-1 centrifuges and monitored by the IAEA, has already produced enough low-enriched uranium which, if diverted, could make several nuclear bombs.
