Working in water resources and sanitation, Mr. Lang initiated studies and long-range programs to adapt water pollution controls to solid-waste and air-pollution management.
The Hundred Days also included relief and reform measures, the former referring to short-term payments to individuals to alleviate hardship, the latter to long-range programs aimed at eliminating economic abuses.
During the weekend with its new music director, Manfred Honeck, the orchestra played more widely ranging programs that reaffirmed and expanded upon the impression its recordings had left.
According to Milton Spatt, executive vice-president, a long-range program of modernization has been drawn up.
Parliament went further and established a long-range program of changeover.
In a report in the late 1950s, "A Long-Range Program to Master Outer Space," he described how the Soviet Union should explore Earth's orbit, then the Moon, Venus and Mars.
"This discovery became the basis of the Navy's vast cold war Sofar — sound fixing and ranging — program and its successors," Mr. Krajick said, "secret weapons that girded the world with underwater listening devices to identify and track Soviet subs".
Our proposal, "Life Forms: Growing a New Urban Landscape," offers a long-range program that imagines the entire fabric of Lower Manhattan as a synthetic, productive landscape -- an alternative to the traditional model of clearly defined parks.
Using mid-range program run lengths also yields a sound detection rate.
Staff members were impressed by the plans for a "promising long-range program".
Calabrese (2009) challenged my critique of an earlier article on the National Toxicology Program dose-ranging program (Calabrese and Baldwin 2003a).
