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... prompted by TELSTAR and other satellites would be a tremendous incentive to foreign language study. Supervisor of Foreign Languages Eugene K. Dawson said: "I can think of nothing more exciting for our students than to hear direct broadcasts in the language they are studying." Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin was promoted from major to It. colonel in the ...

... council member, the question of permitting reservations to the convention, and the official and working languages to be used. The conference agreed to a third session to resolve these points, setting ... an upper limit; this wording was accepted by the conference. Observers noted significance in the languages in which the new convention was printed: English, French, Spanish, and Russian. (Stephen E. Doyle ...

... computers. In this course we did our programming in machine language, and so we had several projects to program in machine language and put on the computer and execute. So that was ... machine, and it operated on paper tapes. You would type your program in a programming language. I imagine it was a form of Fortran, but I remember how enthused I was ...

... new people to the site, and they say, “Good Lord, it’s like a new language.” Losing some of that was a change for me. I had to start looking up ... one of those mainframes that was here. You know, NOMAD is pretty much a dinosaur language now, but that was, and I’ll tell you, today still the best data program ... ,’” you know. She built her report, because they were building it in a more modern language, Sequel, and I don’t know whether Sequel can’t do it that way or ...

... situation and their reaction was that, and, unfortunately, it got broadcast." Now that kind of language today is prime time and nobody thinks anything of it, but back in those days ... some of the other—here you were working now with a completely different country, different languages, different—differences in engineering, even though the same principles. Were there any major issues in ... they went through a Berlitz course. Russian, as it turns out, is a very difficult language. They were trying to get to a competency level where they could maybe understand a ...

... and was awarded the West German Luftwaffe wings by the West German Air Force. Many of my German students went on to fly F-104 aircraft for the German Air Force and my American ... fly in the Space Shuttle. This mission was managed by the Federal German Aerospace Research Establishment (DFVLR) for the German Federal Ministry of Research and Technology (BMFT). Bonnie arrived for training slightly ...

... a memo for the record and to DFVLR Deutsche Forschungs Versuchsanstat fur Luft und Raumfahrt, German Aerospace Research Establishment stating that all equipment should be designed to this percentile spread. So ... happened. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' In that three-week period, did you start studying German? You had mentioned you had been studying German before you went over there. '''Dunbar:''' Yes, you know, I’ve ...

... May 1931 - Clyde Fitch Society Incorporates 1 - Solid Fuel Rocket Models Rise 6000 Feet 1 - German Rocket Car Tested 1 - Stratosphere Plane Under Construction 2 - Thomas W. Norton Physiological Implications of Rocket Flight 2 - G. Edward Pendray The German Rockets 5 - 10 June 1931 – July 1931 - Clyde J. Fitch Piccard Balloon Yakes Successful Stratosphere ...

... 1980 label6 = Place of Death data6 = label7 = Occupation data7 = Engineer, Army Officer, label8 = Nationality data8 = German label9 = Notable Works data9 = ''V-2'' Walter R. Dornberger was born at Giessen, Germany, on ... . From 1932 to 1945 he was division chief for rocket development, German Board of Ordnance and commanding officer of the German Rocket Development Center at Peenemünde , where the A1 - A10 , the V ...

... December 1911 issue of Modern Electrics . Fortunately for posterity the idea was spurned by the German military establishment as having little strategic value and was subsequently left to the allies; who ... ’s publishing empire. According to Fischer, Dominik would be the unchallenged best-selling champion of German science fiction from 1919 until his death in 1945, providing dozens of articles for Hugenberg ...

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