Towards the end of the article the correspondent adds that the task group is also reported to have urged research into "reusable space shuttles which would ferry passengers to and from space stations [to] cut dramatically the costs from the present $350 millions for each man launched".
To encourage adherence to the allocated water intake, the participants in both groups were given reusable drinking containers and research personnel maintained regular contact with the participants and enquired about regimen tolerance and adherence.
A recent report by the FAA forecasts that the demand for seats on suborbital reusable vehicles (for tourism, research, education, point to point transportation, etc) will be 4518 seats at baseline, growing to 13 134 seats over 10 years once the vehicles become operational.
The Third Era began in earnest in 1981, with the launch of the first Space Shuttle, Columbia, a mostly reusable workhorse designed to ferry astronauts, research experiments, satellites and equipment into Earth orbit.
In fact, there has been a big progress in the development of new libraries, allowing them to be folded into other applications and pipelines as reusable building blocks, and answer different research questions.
There is the on-going research on semantically precise and reusable model views and their implementations in real projects.
In addition to the business of perfecting reusable suborbital rockets for the purposes of research and space tourism, Blue Origin is also working with United Launch Alliance ULAA) to build a high-performance engine known as the BE-4.
Platforms should provide reusable ETL pipelines to handle not only research data (e.g. text or spreadsheet files) but also standard clinical and omics messaging format.
The processor cable was reusable.
These factor analysis results support the conceptual framework developed from previous qualitative research in patient dyads using the reusable pen.
