This is not only Rocket Lab's first all-NASA launch, but the first launch from NASA under its "Venture Class Launch Services" initiative, which is taking advantage of the new generation of smaller, quick-turnaround launch vehicles.
By the late nineties, I saw a full-tilt small urban turnaround.
Other pieces honor musicians about whom Mr. Patitucci harbors regrets, like the late saxophonist Joe Henderson, to whom he dedicated "Joe Hen," a minor blues tune with small, snaky turnarounds reminiscent of Mr. Henderson's melodies.
The city's defunct commodities exchange is being turned into a centre for small media firms.This turnaround would have been impossible without lashings of financial help from Westminster and Brussels, however.
The company lends to both profit-making and nonprofit concerns, large contractors and small landlords, urban turnaround experts and budding entrepreneurs, those who need subsidies to make projects work and those that do not, those who can wend their own way through the morass of government paperwork and those who need the company to handle that.
The ride begins with the floor retracting which leads to the front gate opening the trains leaves the station with a small dip and turnaround out of the station tracking towards the 150 feet chain lift hill.
Green Chimneys' philosophy has played no small part in his turnaround.
Vermont Teddy Bear is a small company whose impressive turnaround shows the power of creating a connection with customers rather than competing on price.
Mass spectrometry (MS -based biophysical characterization approaches can provide structural inforMS -basedringing high sensitivity, fast turnaround, and small sample consumption.
Indeed, it was Mr. Davis's Republican predecessor, Pete Wilson, who began the turnaround, fighting for smaller class sizes and new student achievement tests (though the smaller classes resulted in the hiring of a flood of uncredentialed teachers).
