pre-position

Oh, yeah, you simply pre-position it with another similar lander that just hauls fuel to the surface or you build a giant and costly infrastructure to refine the fuel from lunar regolith.

Altair Concept RFP Hits The Street - NASA Watch 2009

The Tornado does not need to "poise" on the horizon on board a carrier, with all the inherent notice required to pre-position and the need for layered defence.

Letters: Tornado whips up defence rethink 2011

In FY 2010, USAID provided $1,147,815 to purchase and pre-position commodities in Haiti for the 2010 hurricane season.

Georgianne Nienaber: Haiti: Tracking the Trail of Cholera in Artibonite Georgianne Nienaber 2010

SAR coordinators have decided to have the Jayhawk pre-position and refuel aboard the Navy ship Trenton, in case the AMVER vessels cannot perform the rescues.

OVERBOARD ! MICHAEL J. TOUGIAS 2010

In FY 2010, USAID provided $1,147,815 to purchase and pre-position commodities in Haiti for the 2010 hurricane season.

Georgianne Nienaber: Haiti: Tracking the Trail of Cholera in Artibonite Georgianne Nienaber 2010

In FY 2010, USAID provided $1,147,815 to purchase and pre-position commodities in Haiti for the 2010 hurricane season.

Georgianne Nienaber: Haiti: Tracking the Trail of Cholera in Artibonite Georgianne Nienaber 2010

A preposition must by definition be associated with a noun, and it is the separation of the preposition from the noun that offends those who see in the very name ‘pre-position’ the need, which cannot be avoided in Latin languages (or indeed in German), to place it immediately before the noun.

English in the Times 2008

A preposition must by definition be associated with a noun, and it is the separation of the preposition from the noun that offends those who see in the very name ‘pre-position’ the need, which cannot be avoided in Latin languages (or indeed in German), to place it immediately before the noun.

2 posts from January 2008 2008

A preposition must by definition be associated with a noun, and it is the separation of the preposition from the noun that offends those who see in the very name ‘pre-position’ the need, which cannot be avoided in Latin languages (or indeed in German), to place it immediately before the noun.

English in the Times 2008

Most of the bays contained no stretchers—we would use what the patient came in on—and we physicians would pre-position ourselves at the upper-right-hand side of the bay where the stretcher would be parked headfirst.

Paradise General Dr. Dave Hnida 2010