But indexed funds do not employ rocket scientists to reproduce the market return.
The Shiite militias — which often employ rocket attacks and roadside bombings — were responsible for the deaths of 13 of the 15 soldiers killed in June, the most deadly month for the United States in Iraq in the past three years.
As part of its "seven minutes of terror" landing inside Mars' huge Gale Crater, the rover's descent craft employed rocket thrusters to slow it from 13,000 mph (21,000 kh/h) to a hovering stop.
It also rekindled complaints that the United States and other NATO nations had disregarded a 1997 agreement with Russia limiting the deployment of forces in former Eastern Bloc countries, and noted that the American missile defense program employed decoy rockets seemingly belonging to a class of missiles banned under a treaty on intermediate range nuclear weapons.
Its alloys are employed in rocket-engine nozzles and other aerospace applications.
To update the show's look, "Jake 2.0" employs, predictably, rocketing camerawork and sequences of fast-forwarding.
The thermostructural response of the cooling channel of a regeneratively cooled thrust chamber employed for rocket applications can be evaluated by means of analytical and numerical methods.
Figure 23 shows results from a recent study at Andøya, Norway (69° N), which employed a rocket-borne payload to measure charged MSPs, positive ions, electrons, and atomic O, together with ground-based lidar measurements of the Na density and temperature.
Alternative systems for launching humans, employing single-shot rockets, are under development by several American companies.
By the mid-1920s Robert H. Goddard of the United States had developed experimental rockets employing liquid and solid propellants.
