In 1954 an expanded terminal building opened to support the 53,640 airline flights that carried 910,047 passengers.[5] The airport was renamed Houston International Airport the same year.
Starting as the Specimen Room of the Suisan Koshu-jo and becoming the Museum of Marine Science, in September 1971, it changed its name at the completion of the current building.
Initially only employing 200 men, repairs began in 1843, with the first new locomotive, the"Premier", built in 1846 in under two weeks and renamed"Great Western".
The result was first known as VERSAbus-E but was later renamed to VMEbus, for VERSAmodule Eurocard bus(although some refer to it as Versa Module Europa).
The larger-sized Rambler series was based on a 1956 design and was renamed as the Classic for the 1961 model year to help create a stronger individual identity and contrast from the smaller Rambler American line.
In 2010 when CAI was rebranded CAV, they only had about 100 portfolio startups(including 20 overseas), but now the number has increased to about 350 startups across 8 countries the cumulative number, including those that have exited.
On January 1, 1925, the then AT& T President Walter Gifford acquired the research department of Western Electronics, and established an independent entity called‘Bell Telephone Labs', later renamed Bell Labs Bell Labs.
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