There is no reason American companies could not build a similar, but modernized, medium-sized, economical workhorse of a rocket that is simple enough to sustain frequent launching.
The implementation only requires control technology for the CHP units; the CHP needs to be outfitted to sustain frequent start stop operation.
The film's expert use of setting and tone charge the narrative with more realism than any "based on a true story" disclaimer ever could, while its themes and rhythms allow the picture to sustain frequent rewatches by proving that knowing what happens in no way decreases what makes those happenings frightening.
Moreover, the Biozon database was designed to sustain frequent updates of its sources, and as such it ensures that the mapping utilizes newly sequenced DNA and protein sequences.
"Whatever the benefits of newer electronic media," Dana Gioia, the chairman of the N.E.A., wrote in the report's introduction, "they provide no measurable substitute for the intellectual and personal development initiated and sustained by frequent reading".
Significant changes to the spatial pattern, frequency, and climate associations of spreading fires after 1880 suggest that limits to fuel loading and fuel connectivity sustained by frequent fire have been removed.
What has happened since, and should Appalachia Rising just be an annual event to call attention to the mountaintop removal or should it be organizing more sustained and frequent actions?
While sustained and frequent viremia has been reported in patients with epidemic KS, our data in endemic KS provide further evidence that disseminated and persistent viral replication may be important to the pathophysiology of development of KS, independent of HIV status.
In BCR/ABLp185+ B-ALL, which is sustained by frequent clones, treatment with Imatinib, Shh-inhibitor cyclopamine, Jak2-inhibitor or Stat3-inhibitor is highly effective and destroys CSCs.
