Word: launching
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...students' nascent Web site, theSpark.com, will launch the newest literature summaries on the market, in the style of Cliffs' Notes: "Sparknotes...
...April 15, Eli W. Bolotin '98-'99, Chris R. Coyne '99, Max N. Krohn '99 and Sam A. Yagan '99 will launch Sparknotes as the newest service on their Web site. Sparknotes will review 40 of the most popular books in high school literature classes...
...next few weeks, the club will launch a publicity campaign for the recently published book The Harvard Entrepreneurs Club's Guide to Starting Your Own Business, co-written by Duckett, Tseng and four other club members...
...next few weeks, the club will launch a publicity campaign for the recently published book The Harvard Entrepreneurs Club's Guide to Starting Your Own Business, co-written by Duckett, Tseng and four other club members...
...wonder the prospect of artificial muscles has NASA, well, pumped. Traditional robots, even in today's miniature sizes, draw heavily from the limited power supplies on a space probe, and their weight translates into higher launch costs. Bar-Cohen says the components required to construct each strip of artificial muscle cost a total of $200, need just four volts of power and weigh only a fraction of an ounce. Says Rob Manning, chief engineer for nasa's Mars Lander missions: "With all of our basketball-sized spacecraft, we're going to need this kind of technology...