Such bases also offer scientists a chance to work daily at labs on the base, collecting and analyzing data using world class equipment and support staff among luxuries such as heat, air conditioning, high speed internet, and full-time cooks.
They are hiring personal trainers, purchasing world class equipment, while renting private studio space for their daughter to pirouette in.
Delta offered employees first-rate training, flexible scheduling, well-maintained airplanes with world-class equipment, and good crew hotels.
Luff said the process had correctly been used to "deliver world-class equipment to the frontline", adding: "Since May 2010 more than £350m has been approved for vehicles in Afghanistan, including the new Foxhound patrol vehicle which will be delivered shortly.
Opened in January 2013, the most recent addition to the cape's ale trail is a magnificent one, with world-class equipment, endless winelands vistas and an elegant tasting room reminiscent of the region's wineries.
"They have state-of-the-art design and engineering technology, and a lot of potential as a world-class equipment manufacturer," says C. Douglas Anderson, Deere's director for new business and strategic planning for construction equipment.
"We chose Qatar because the Aspire Academy where the team is going to camp is one of the best sports academies in the world, with world class facilities and equipment which will benefit the team," the BFA President David Fani told the BBC.
He studies the fish and equipment available at World Class, and points out the current popularity of the Amazonian discus fish.
"The changes to the external funding environment for higher education mean that any investment we wish to make – whether to maintain the existing estate, to provide world class research facilities with cutting edge equipment, an excellent student learning environment supported by the latest technology, high-quality halls of residence, or scholarships and bursaries – we have to fund ourselves.
Rich in land (a 550-acre park) and endowment ($110 million) and founded in 1930 by Archer M. Huntington (of the railroad Huntingtons) to explore what he called the "culture of the sea," this museum features a collection of about 150 boats, a major research library, world-class navigation equipment and exhibitions about the history of navigation.
His company provides world-class hydroponic equipment, lighting, nutrients, media, and other cultivation supplies to commercial and urban operations.
