But this data is offered in many other places, several of which have better search interfaces and also include contributions to other campaigns.
Much of the financing has gone to smaller shipyards, which have better track records of on-time delivery and holding down costs than big military yards.
Why, they ask, should a Chinese SOE wanting to enter, say, Germany need a Chinese private-equity firm's help—rather than that of big Western firms which have better knowledge of the target market?
Solar thermoelectric generators have been designed to supply electric power in orbiting spacecraft, though they have not been able to compete with silicon solar cells, which have better efficiency and lower unit weight.
But now, the hold of the Big Three on the sport utility and pickup truck market is under assault from far more profitable Japanese automakers, which have better reputations for quality.
But you could also use shrimp, steak or boneless chicken -- preferably thighs, which have better flavor than breasts and are less likely to dry out over the grill's heat.
But since then, manufacturers in Japan have struggled to keep up with rising competition from South Korean rivals, which have better adapted to changes in technology — including a shift by consumers toward smartphones and tablets, which use far fewer chips than laptops.
Rivet Joints have the ability to scan automatically across an array of communications frequencies, allowing an operator to home in on individual frequencies and pass that information on to the Awacs radar or J-Stars ground-surveillance planes, which have better ability to pinpoint the locations of the transmissions.
Docking analysis yielded eight best ligands which have better binding affinity than the standards.
