These limitations of the Liaoning notwithstanding, there is also this stark reality: In an era of a rapidly shrinking American fleet, the Liaoning and its picket ships and air wing pose a growing threat to many of China's neighbors in the South China Sea, particularly the Philippines and Vietnam.
His book, The Rise And Fall Of Fleet Street, is one of the shrewdest analyses of the post-war newspaper era and the shift from big personality proprietors to the men of money.
Two types of fleet are considered in this paper (Internal and external fleets).
The objective function equals to yearly fleet gross profit minus cost of fleet layup days.
The grounding of the Boeing 787 fleet last month illustrates this new era of caution.
Napoleon arrived with his fleet at Alexandria, flamboyantly proclaiming a new era of civil rights and human dignity, and keen to show how the principles of revolutionary France dovetailed with the teachings of the Koran.
The work of the shuttle fleet to build the International Space Station has continued this era of international collaboration.
He was referring to the battle between Boeing and Airbus for a $40 billion contract to replace the U.S. Air Force's Eisenhower-era fleet of aerial refueling tankers — a deal that some predict will be the largest U.S.-based military competition to be awarded over the next 20 years.
"In the era of Mobility-as-a-Service, companies such as car rental companies, fleets, car dealerships, vehicle repair shops, and OEMs all rely on seamless vehicle operation.
Remarkably, almost 60 years after its first flight and in today's era of high-definition satellite images, the U-2 is still in service - though it was recently announced that the fleet might be retired in the 2015 fiscal year.
