At this year's Whitney Biennial — a powerful commercial launching pad for young artists, in much the same way "Saturday Night Live" is for comedians — more than 70 of the 100 or so chosen painters, sculptors, videographers and the like worked either in California or New York.
The lab has also been a powerful launch pad for Ph.D. students to get postdoc positions.
Powerful Dynasty shoulder pads.
WAVE's Wireless Power Transfer WPTT) is created through magnetic fields that move power from underneath the roadway to the vehicle, without wires or cables, and is the most powerful and efficient single pad wireless charging system deployed for public transit.
Over the next five years, he turned the relatively obscure position of state solicitor general into a political launch pad so powerful that today, at 46, he is a senator and has become Donald Trump's main rival for the GOP presidential nomination.
Towards a unifying platform: A thin but powerful tablet-sized handheld with pad controllers along each side.
Touted as the quietest blender on the market, Blendtec's Stealth Blender has a powerful 15-amp motor, touch pad controls, a tightly locked sound enclosure and comes with 2 "wildslide blender" jars.
29– 32 PAD is a powerful predictor of cardiovascular events, even compared to the prior existence of CAD as a predictor.
The mouse mammary fat pad represents a powerful and under-utilized site for the rigorous delineation of the complex interaction between mammary epithelial cells (of all subtypes), their stromal counterparts and extrinsic signals, which are indispensable to mammary gland growth, development, and differentiation.
2010 saw enhancements to touch technology, such as a way to simulate the sensation of texture on a flat screen (Touch Screens that Touch Back) and a more powerful version of the laptop track pad (Upgrading the Laptop's Touch Pad).
"It's based on Chinese technology," Mr. Vick said, adding that Iran had nearly completed a large new launching pad big enough for powerful rockets that could loft warheads, satellites or people into space.
