"Fukushima is making a stride toward the future step by step," Fukushima prefecture Gov. Yuhei Sato told industry and political leaders gathered for an opening ceremony in the port of Iwaki.
I foresee (with some insider's knoweldge), that the near future will bring great strides for the "around the mountain" users out there.
The school, Public School 8, was once avoided by the well-off residents of neighboring brownstones but has been the paragon of a turnaround tale in recent years, leading Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to declare in 2006 that if the rest of New York's schools made similar strides, "the future of this city would be assured".
Following closely on Montreal's heels is New York with its growing network of bike lanes, a nearly complete emerald necklace around Manhattan, and big strides and future plans for the Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn waterfront.
To this group the question was a rhetorical one, and predictably all panelists expressed great enthusiasm for what has been accomplished and the great strides the future holds in store.
Processing times and results support future on-board, in-stride analysis by AUVs for survey re-planning to optimize track and depth plans.
He said he hoped Ibama could make greater strides in the future by focusing on sawmills and possibly using GPS trackers.
During Colin Powell's visit to Vietnam this week, the secretary of state found a nation whose economy has taken more strides toward the future than has its cumbersome, authoritarian government.
"We feel the team is going to make strides in the future".
"We feel the team is going to make strides in the future and he enjoys our full support".
We spoke with Scott Westerfeld, writer of the original Leviathan story, Tawny Schlieski of Intel Labs, and Alex McDowell, the director of the World Building program, about how projects like this are major strides towards a future in which we don't just show or tell stories, we dive right into them.
