Following four years of unmanned spacecraft tests, China launched its first indigenous astronaut, air force pilot Yang Liwei, into orbit on October 15, 2003.
Over the following three or four years, the band, which also came to include the fabulous singer Sandy Denny and the pact-with-the-devil fiddle player Dave Swarbrick, invented their own genre, moving away from American influences and attempting to reconnect with indigenous jigs and airs.
These weapons notably include indigenous shoulder-to-air Anza Mk-III missiles and anti-aircraft guns.
As expected, despite active screening of inbound air passengers, indigenous transmission and outbreaks were soon observed in entertainment venues and schools.
Our study also suggested that age of target population and the indigenous causes attributing to ambient air pollutants level are important factors to be considered when studying the effect of air pollutants on respiratory health and added supporting evidence to the acute effect of air pollutants including PM10, PM2.5, NO2 and O3 on children with asthma.
I was raised in Aleknagik, Alaska — an indigenous Yupik Eskimo village 400 air miles from the nearest chairlift and accessible only by boat and plane.
Until America came directly under attack last year, Wolfowitz says, he was still thinking in terms of providing arms, training and air support for indigenous rebels, not sending in American divisions.
With other industrialized nations following suit, surface-to-air missiles of indigenous design, particularly in the smaller categories, were fielded by many armies and navies.
Portly and affable, Ponciano, an indigenous Yine leader, had a gentle air and exuded calm.
