Most are laser- and ink-jet friendly, so they can be used for, say, invitations made with personal computers.
He's also considering moving his jet-friendly family, including a son, 11, and daughter, 12, to Singapore next year, to settle in thriving Asia.
In an effort to conceal the fact that they played in a stadium built and decorated for another team, the stadium grounds crew was assigned to make the stadium more Jet-friendly during Jets games by putting up green banners and placing the Jets' logo over the Giants'.
She has use of the presidential jet and friendly coverage on state television.
His blistering solo set is sandwiched in-between turns from the jaunty, Eighties throwbacks Mystery Jets and Friendly Fires' thunderous nu-rave.
Maybe it was the especially friendly jet Eila had discovered in the large, L-shaped pool.
Previously, explosive charges to deploy the bag meant that they'd be confiscated at airport security, but Black Diamond's travel-friendly jet fan-based system offers a neat, albeit costly, solution.
Because radar -- developed for the military in World War II -- is arguably better at spotting attack planes than tracking friendly jets, the F.A.A. has long stipulated that planes flying between cities be separated by at least 5 miles horizontally and 1,000 feet vertically.
Major Japanese oil wholesaler Nippon Oil and Hitachi subsidiary Hitachi Plant Technologies are developing a technology that's supposed to make it possible to mass-produce eco-friendly jet fuel from Euglena, single-celled organisms that live in ponds and lakes.
Biofuels extracted from the seeds of Camelina sativa have recently been used successfully as environmentally friendly jet-fuel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Nonetheless, with expected future gains in seed yield, Camelina production in USA has the potential to provide three billion liters per year of high quality, environmentally-friendly jet fuel [ 25].
