Sentence examples for on aerospace from inspiring English sources
Peter Arment of JSA Research in Newport, R.I., an equity research firm that focuses on aerospace, notes that one reason Boeing is even staying aloft in such a turbulent commercial market is the growth in discount carriers like AirTran Holdings in the U.S., WestJet in Canada, Ryanair Holdings in Ireland and Britain's EasyJet.
Peter Arment of JSA Research in Newport, Rhode Island, an equity research firm that focuses on aerospace, notes that one reason Boeing is even staying aloft in such a turbulent commercial market is the growth in discount carriers like AirTran Holdings in the U.S., WestJet in Canada, Ryanair Holdings in Ireland and Britain's EasyJet.
The heart's design and development relied heavily on aerospace testing strategies by EADS, the European Aeronautic Defense and Space Company, one of Carmat's backers, Dr. Jansen said.
Meanwhile, the BFGoodrich Company divested itself of its chemical operations and concentrated on aerospace products and services.
In the 1960s and '70s Boeing also diversified into areas such as marine craft (hydrofoils), transit systems, energy production, and agriculture but later refocused on aerospace.
Dr. Charvat, 31, is a research engineer working on aerospace and defense systems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Lincoln Laboratory in Lexington, Mass.
The mission control system also supports research in satellite control technology and hands-on student aerospace education.
They included seven collaborations focused on research on energy, aerospace technology, and biomedical science, as well as five "programs" that emphasized teaching collaborations on global policy and other issues.
An enhanced trajectory linearization control (TLC) structure based on radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) and its application on an aerospace vehicle (ASV) flight control system are presensted.
He worked on various Aerospace projects.
Amber was cancelled, something Mr Karem blames on established aerospace players.
