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So Range Safety may waive the eyes-on visibility requirement for launch, provided all other telemetry systems are working normally.

Mural.ly is also announcing a seed round of $775,000 alongside its public launch, provided by Intel Capital, Alta Ventures, 500 Startups and a number of other investors.

As for timing, Morin admitted that the iPad mini's launch provided an optimal release window for Path's iPad app, and said it really does shine on the iPad's smaller screen.

Now that Amazon has followed its lead and expanded digital magazine subscriptions to its iOS Kindle apps, early access for subscribers is a good way to help it maintain the early edge Newsstand's initial launch provided in this arena.

SpaceX gained its U.S. military payload certification in 2015, and the USAF is hoping to diversify its orbital test vehicle launch capabilities with SpaceX with this launch, provided everything goes smoothly.

The ports of arcade titles like Altered Beast, Golden Axe and Ghouls 'n Ghosts, available in stores at launch, provided a strong image of the console's power to deliver an arcade-like experience.

Analysts say the Google visit, coupled with the successful rocket launch, provide his image makers plenty of raw material.

The module, which Mr. Goldin said would cost more than $200 million to build, test and launch, provides control and maneuvering power for the station, but no research or living space.

The final step, product launch, provides an opportunity for the designers to assess the environmental impacts of the product using existing DfE assessment tools with the help of sustainability experts.

The close proximity of these satellites during some months after launch provides a unique opportunity to evaluate the precision of Global Positioning System (GPS) radio occultation (RO) retrievals of ionospheric electron density from nearly collocated and simultaneous observations.

Thorup and Martin Wikelski of the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology in Radolfzell, Germany, the lead researcher for ICARUS, hope that the DTUsat's launch provides incentive to build location-transmitting tags that have the power to send signals to the ISS.