The commercial satellite market is expanding rapidly; a Boeing spokesman last night estimated that the market for information and communication services, of which satellites make up a substantial part, is $40 billion to $60 billion and is expected to grow to $120 billion by 2005.
The population-weighted average number of days in which satellite observations were available over the 10 Canadian provinces for the 6-year period of 2001 2006 was 355 days.
Aircraft are particularly important, because they can provide precise information about the intensity of the storm, which satellites cannot.
For instance, the heating of the lower atmosphere and cooling of the upper atmosphere, which satellites clearly see, could only happen if human emissions were the culprit.
Prefabricated houses, some of which feature satellite dishes, are taking the places of tents.
As much as we are partial in New York to Aureole, Le Cirque 2000, Lutèce, Osteria del Circo, Nobu and Smith & Wollensky -- all of which have satellite restaurants in Las Vegas -- we decided in favor of places we didn't know.
When Mark Greenberg unveiled Epix, a new pay movie channel from MGM, Lionsgate and Paramount in January, the channel president promised announcements of which cable, satellite and telco services would soon carry it would be "coming".
129 The myostatin gene appears in skeletal muscle cells and functions as a negative regulator of muscle growth, antagonism of which increases satellite cell proliferation.
Instead, the proliferation of mobile phones in countries such as China or India, many of which incorporate satellite-positioning chips, may make pedestrian navigation more relevant for local customers.
