At the time of the terrorist attack, he said, he was so depressed that he decided not to begin any long-range project.
In essence, this says that areas of the Earth of lesser density, such as mountain ranges, project higher above sea level than do those of greater density.
In 1969 the U.S. government began work on a long-range project to reclaim the land and, ultimately, to repatriate the Bikinian population.
She is here to promote her new dress range, Project D, but every spare minute of the afternoon is spent emailing song choices back and forth to the "boys" she is mentoring.
In the absence of measurement noise, multiple possible target ranges project onto the same range measurement.
This is the first step in a long-range project to have teams of robots perform search-and-rescue missions in areas too dangerous for humans.
For decades, government invested heavily in long-range projects like railroads and canals.
The company also "expects first-quarter bottom-line results in the middle of the range projected" on April 28, which was 2 cents to 4 cents a share.
"The world changed," said Richard Peterson, market analyst at Thomson Financial Securities Data, which tracks initial public offerings, noting that 52 of the 104 deals were marketed at prices below the range projected in their original filings.
This year, $91 million of the center's $344 million budget has gone to such research; next year, the center's team expects to direct $104 million -- almost 30percentt of its $349 million budget -- to long-range projects.
This approach is all the more glaring when compared with the Republicans' success at planning and financing long-range projects and developing a clearly identified platform showcasing a consistent set of issues over the years.
