Dickerson says the market for UAV Reconnaissance Systems, including air vehicles, ground control equipment, and payloads, is expected to be worth ＄13.6 billion through 2014.
The service payloads could be encoded in SOAP messages; however these ideas are applicable even when the messages employ other encodings.
The National Aerospace Plane program,created to design a supersonic jet that could fly payloads into space like the shuttle and also be used as a bomber to reach destinations around the world in a couple of hours,was scrapped in１９９４.
It may be necessary to secure event payloads from unauthorized access using access control.
Such particles can be tailored to release their payloads only when the surrounding environment indicates that they are near a tumour, thus reducing collateral damage.
It connects the in-basket widget and the content list widget from the ECM Widgets 4.5.1 release by obtaining payloads from the in-basket and sending them to the content list.
As a two-stage vehicle, the Saturn I had full orbital capability for a variety of payloads.
The CRADA enables AAI UAS and CERDEC to work together on various payloads for three classes of UAS — tactical, small and miniature, also known as Groups 1, 2 and 3.
The technology will help transform how payloads are positioned and deployed.
"I think it is part of a test program," Fulghum said. "They want to develop a missile that can be a threat, but also that can help them carry bigger payloads further."
The agreement solves a major obsolescence problem for many legacy satellite programs, enabling producers of satellite payloads and instruments to avoid time-consuming and costly redesigns.
Jumbo payloads — Sending a very large XML message to exhaust memory and CPU on the target system.
Each mission allows for up to 1300 pounds of scientific experiments, which could enable up to 600 experimental payloads per flight.
Additional payloads will be integrated into the air vehicle and control segment in the future.
Holds the cached message payloads.
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