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Mark Hebeisen, Gilles Martin, and Bernhard Gerwert among other executive and military leaders are interviewed for their views on air defense systems. It is revealed that there is difference in the approach to developments in defense systems in the US and Europe.

The editors of Microwave Journal and Journal of Electronic Defense interviewed some key executive and military leaders in the markets that we serve, both in the US as well as [...]

This year the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium (IMS) and Exhibition will be held in Long Beach, CA, at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center (LBC & EC). The [...]

The editors of Microwave Journal and Journal of Electronic Defense interviewed some key marketing, product development people and users in the industries and government agencies that we serve, both in [...]

This year the IEEE MTT-S International Microwave Symposium (IMS) and Exhibition will be held in Philadelphia, PA at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Although the MTT-S Symposium was hosted by the [...]

This year the International Microwave Symposium (IMS) and Exhibition will be held in Seattle, WA. This is the first time the meeting will be held in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. [...]

The Summer '95 edition of Ostomy Quarterly has been on my bedside table for months, loaned to me by my stepfather, an ostomate with about 45 years experience. After numerous [...]

Introduction Automobile theft is a major crime problem throughout the world. In the US, a vehicle is stolen every 19 seconds, costing consumers an estimated $8 B each year. In [...]

Introduction In December of 1992, the Defense Technology Conversion Council (DTCC) was established to administer the Technology Reinvestment Program. The council was formed by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) [...]

Some years ago, one of the institutional real estate clients of my law firm in New York City promoted the executive who had been dealing with us for some years [...]

The article discusses conflicts pertaining to federal rate-making standards in the U.S. railway system. The Lake Cargo legal case brought before the U.S. Supreme Court in the late 1920's focused on the rate-making procedures of the U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission. Two principles of railroad rate-making have been employed to govern both the individual rate size and the differentials that exist among rates. There is the distance or cost principle which considers the costs to the hauling of a given unit of goods to a given distance. There is also the standard of "what the traffic will bear," which considers the shipper's production costs. Analysts say the U.S. courts and the Commission will have to set railroad rates based partly on economic significance and partly on their respect for vested interests.

The 2000 Wireless Workshop was held October 22 to 25 in Sedona, AZ. This was the 12th annual workshop, an event that has evolved into a technical forum and interactive [...]

In recent years there has been increasing interest in structuring a joint venture between one or more U.S. investors in real estate and one or more foreign investors as a [...]

The academic community has a long history of measuring the accomplishment of its members by their proclivity to publish and to base growth and advancement on the sheer quantity of [...]