The Siding Spring survey's partner site in Arizona continues to operate, meaning northern hemisphere astronomers can keep their gaze trained on the objects coming from the northern galactic plane.
At first the virtual opponent co-operated, meaning they both won money, but in the second round the opponent would defect, taking the winnings for themselves.
The other half it operates, meaning that the help is on the Marriott payroll.
But, according to the French defense ministry, the Falcon costs five thousand six hundred euros an hour to operate — meaning that French taxpayers are out thirty-two thousabouturos (about forty-two thousand dollars) because Pierre might have eaten a bad pierogi.
From that point of view, we're similar to how many travel companies operate (meaning KimKim takes commissions on hotel bookings and other trip-related events, keeping some for itself and sharing the rest with its agents).
It will have been what the police describe as "an intelligence-led" operation, meaning they were operating on the basis of information gleaned from an informer or technical surveillance, or a combination of both.
Only 14 of the original 22 companies identified appear to still operate commercially, meaning that eight have apparently ceased to operate while 25 new companies have emerged during the past 2 years.
In a report outlining climate risks, the group state: "The military has long had a tradition of parsing threats through a 'Survive to Operate' lens, meaning we cannot assume the best case scenario, but must prepare to be able to effectively operate even under attack.
Linux is what is known as an open-source operating system, meaning that the code that underlies it is publicly available.
The GPS relayed information back to HMS Cornwall, the ship the craft were operating from, meaning it was able to "continuously chart" their position.
Lynx writes "embedded" operating systems, meaning that its software is incorporated directly into a microprocessor, rather than purchased separately from hardware for generic use.
