But will they also chip in to the huge cost of making the technology work?Mr Bush has included $250m in his next budget for R&D, with larger sums promised for what is likely to be at least a ten-year effort to produce a pilot fast-burner reactor.
Those are some dramatic words -- perhaps even dramatic enough to get Lisa's pilot fast-tracked into an entire new series.
As a result, the Air Force has been losing those pilots fast.
It accounts for the fact that if a pilot flies faster between thermals, the next thermal is reached sooner.
Similarly, in aircraft settings, pilots respond faster to missile approach warnings as the number of informational channels delivering the warning increases (Selcon, Taylor, & McKenna, 1995).
Chip Kelly might not have Michael Vick available to pilot his fast-paced offense for 16 games if the quarterback keeps taking hits like this one.
Weingus: DVR It A comedy starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Robin Williams sounds like a recipe for success, and to its credit, the pilot is fast-paced and fun.
This is because in a Chinook there is a rear ramp, and as the pilots fly fast and close to the ground to avoid rockets, the ramp stays down.
The show promised a fully immersive environment and hinted at a Millennium Falcon ride, "Imagine stepping aboard the Millennium Falcon and actually piloting the fastest ship in the galaxy".
Academically, the benefits were startling: students in the pilot areas made faster progress than their peers outside the pilot; children did better in exams.
