The XV-24A isn't a full-size vehicle; it's a scaled down version, weighing just 325 pounds, a small fraction of the planned 12,000 pound full-scale XV-24A (formerly called the X-Plane) intended for production, which will also have a 61-foot wingspan (an F-18 has a wingspan of around 45 feet, for comparison).
Formerly "Big Pond", it was intended as a watering stop for horses and cattle using the road, and still contains a railing to prevent animals straying into deep water.
Indeed, Canon said that its new super-high-resolution EOS 1DS Mark III camera, which is full-frame format, is intended for photographers who formerly used larger format film cameras like the Hasselblad.
By carving the new viceroyalty from lands formerly part of the Viceroyalty of Peru, Spain intended to put its east-coast dominions in a better defensive position.
When, in April , 1992 the collapse of the Soviet Union pulled down the formerly Communist regime of President Mohammad Najibullah, Hekmatyar intended to take power, but he was slow off the mark.
Alcan had announced in April that it intended to bid for Algroup, formerly known as Alusuisse Lonza, after European regulators scuttled a more ambitious three-way deal that would have included Pechiney of France.
In a brief to the formerly BBC-owned Red Bee Media, the trailer was intended to re-introduce Donna and emphasise that her relationship to the Doctor was purely platonic, and that the new series would be "bigger and better" than previously.
Victoria Glendinning, formerly a loyal fan, claimed that, "whatever was intended, it is a repellent book.
Ms. Biederman said she believed the fund's reported financial crunch was a "created crisis," intended to help Dr. Tillman, who formerly ran the organization's clinics, toward an expansion of clinical care.
While portrayed as providing greater security – real ownership – for tenants, it was intended to create thousands of small, formerly working class capitalists, playing the property market as much as the middle class, increasing insecurity for others.
