Word: radar
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...Stanford is definitely on our radar screen when it comes to these issues of recruitment," Blackbourn says...
...best solutions may be the big-ticket improvements that have proved most elusive. The FAA continues to support a sophisticated ground-radar system that is $30 million over budget and years late. Closing poorly designed airports and restricting the number of flights per hour would probably prove effective--and expensive. It comes down, says Air Safety Week editor David Evans, to "the classic tension between economics and safety." In this trade-off, there's a lot to be said for safety. Just ask Bob and Elizabeth Dole...
...Most of China's warplanes are old Soviet knockoffs. While Beijing has several dozen modern Su-27 fighters, they could be overwhelmed by Taiwan's Western-supplied and well-armed air force. And Taiwanese planes have a key advantage: they would be guided by U.S.-built E-2 radar planes. EDGE Taiwan...
...could share the bulk of the market, with Sega and Nintendo scrambling for leftovers. But the X-box has a good shot at success, despite the games handicap. Because it never has been a player in the console market, Microsoft is flying almost completely below the gaming press's radar. The Evil Empire has somehow morphed into the Rebel Alliance: plucky little engineers armed with blowtorches. It's going to be a long, sleepless...
...released--during a drought--to lift Gore's boat. Worst of all, Gore was making forgettable speeches (something called the "livability agenda" was much on his mind) in front of small, dutiful crowds. All the while he was studiously ignoring Bradley, who was working hard and well below the radar: raising money, recruiting a grass-roots army in New Hampshire, offering himself as a pure and plausible alternative...