A Negro bootblack-stand on Varvick Street, near the corner of Canal, has a lettered sign on his equipment box promising you "a streamlined shine".
"It really just comes down to streamlined engineering design, economies of scale in equipment purchasing and construction, and the finance-ability of Whole Foods as a quality customer," he said.
Jones, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 20 , 1935P. 8 A Negro bootblack-stand on Varvick Street, near the corner of Canal, has a lettered sign on his equipment box promising you "a streamlined shine".
The F.D.A. will no longer allow new radiotherapy equipment to enter the market via a streamlined approval process that sometimes involved the use of outside, third-party reviewers, Dr. Alberto Gutierrez, the F.D.A.'s director of in vitro diagnostic device evaluation and safety, said in an interview.
The B&O was heavily in debt during the Depression and could not afford to buy new equipment, so it rebuilt its old heavyweight passenger cars into streamlined ones when the diesels were introduced in 1938, making the Capitol Limited the first dieselized streamlined train in the eastern U.S. By September, 1940, the through sleeping cars operating to New York were all streamlined.
The standardization extends to equipment from Bechtel's suppliers, he added, and allows for more streamlined building methods.
Other equipment included pylon-mounted underwing external fuel tanks, a forward-facing gun camera, and large streamlined pods for collecting expended shell cases beneath the gun pack.
Choose a large or expandable model if you need to pack boots or camping gear, or opt for a more streamlined version with lined internal pockets if you need to carry guidebooks, a laptop computer or camera equipment.
A streamlined polish reigns.
Streamlined and über modern.
