Each of the engines weighs nearly 9 tons, and they came in a cluster of five.
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But the sun was probably born in a cluster with many other stars.
To date, of the roughly 800 planets catalogued beyond our Solar System, only four are known to orbit stars in a cluster.
" It observed, "details of questionable lending and business practices have been spilling out in a cluster of lawsuits in the United States.
Among the findings: Deafness shared at least one of 41 genes with over 20 other diseases, suggesting that it sits centrally in a cluster of other diseases.
Secondly, Cisco Extended Memory technology allows each blade server in a cluster to support more than twice as much memory as a conventional two-socket server, which makes it easier to construct grids that process terabytes of data in memory.
After graduation he worked in network architecture for a series of banks while also serving as an adjunct professor at Delaware which gave him exposure to the academic side of network engineering and the whole process of devices working in a cluster and a completely distributed environment.
Bertazzon 3B is one of around 50 family firms in a manufacturing cluster in north-east Italy that leads the world in turning steel, fibreglass and electronics into roundabouts, bumper cars and other fairground thrills.
The staff and their families live in a small cluster of houses at the bottom of the peninsular.
The black hole is located in a globular cluster associated with a galaxy named NGC 4472, some 55 million light-years away.
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In the background, there was wailing on the corner of London and Ellis streets, in a stately cluster of Victorian-style houses with wraparound porches.
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In the background is public wailing on the corner of London and Ellis Streets, in a stately cluster of Victorian-style houses with wrap-around porches.
Now, astronomers have scoured one of the few suspected hiding spots for medium-sized black holes in a globular cluster, and conclude they are rare or nonexistent.
The large office buildings, arranged in a spiraling cluster around the memorial sector, will be a far more proportionate and elegant addition to the skyline than the twin towers' bruising banality.
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This enables the Welsh schools to have an individual partner school in Zanzibar as well as being part of a cluster in Wales, ensuring on-going peer support.
In addition, there is a cluster of smaller structures in the middle.
The AAMI Park stadium, a tidy and modern ground set in the middle of a cluster of grounds that includes the MCG, the Rod Laver Arena and the old Olympic Stadium by the banks of the Yarra River, is likely to be reasonably well populated when the match kicks off on Sunday evening, local time.
In its revised plan, which Johns Hopkins made public in 2008, the university is trying to use its name and reputation as a research school to build up a cluster of different researchers in a dense environment.
Nimble Storage makes a hybrid HDD and SSD storage systems that allows customers to scale to hundreds of terabytes and hundreds of thousands of IOPS in a single storage cluster, according to the company.
Another example of picking customers well is a home oil delivery service that seeks to win the business of a cluster of homeowners in a specific neighborhood who need deliveries on the same day.
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They endorse rezoning for increased density permitting, in particular, a cluster of five to six buildings, 700 to 900 feet tall (the Chrysler Building is 1, 046 feet), west of Grand Central around Vanderbilt Avenue, with slightly smaller towers marching up Park.
In February there was a family cluster of three cases in England.
In his view, a cluster of cultural prejudices have steered many potential tradesmen into college, and then toward stultifying office jobs, which provide less satisfaction and less security than skilled manual labor, and sometimes less money.
While the message began its voyage to the cosmos--a 24, 000 year trip to M-13, a cluster of stars in the constellation Hercules, to be exact--visiting dignitaries listened over a loudspeaker while each bit played as a short, high-pitched tone.
In other domestic news, the World Health Organization is watching out for mutations and possible human-to-human transmission of the new H7N9 bird flu strain after two family cluster cases - a father-and-son cluster and a husband-and-wife cluster - were detected in Shanghai, China Daily reports.
Insulin molecules normally cluster together in a "six-pack" configuration, which the body has to convert to the single, or monomer, form.
Created in 2002 openMosix was a free cluster management system that provided single-system image (SSI) capabilities, e.g. automatic work distribution among nodes.
Benetton, whose headquarters and design centre are located amid a clothing cluster in the Veneto region, has long outsourced most of its manufacturing.
And when we asked her if she was convinced that it was not a random cluster of the kind we would expect in a place the size of Britain, she was emphatic.
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