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In photogrammetry, the point in space occupied by the camera lens at the moment of exposure. |
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Since the first delivery, the team has attained a 100 percent fill
rate; delivered over 165,000 tires world-wide; handled overall surge
requirements of 34 percent in one month, with a 236 percent surge for
one particular part number over normal monthly demand; reduced on-hand
inventory from a year-and-a-half supply to 90 days; and caused a 75
percent reduction in retail-level inventories at continental United
States air stations (Figure 2). Providing the vital link between
ports, air stations, and foreign civilian locales, VR-55 helps fleet
commands meet their operational readiness goals and accomplish United
States foreign policy objectives. The state lost nearly 30 bases in previous rounds of base closures
in the 1980s and 1990s, including the Long Beach Naval Station, Naval
Shipyard and Naval Hospital; Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino;
George Air Force Base in Victorville; and the El Toro and Tustin Marine
Corps air stations. |
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