Sentences with phrase «of lisa»

The best way to make sure that you get all of the answers you need is to work with a professional who is a member of LISA and to only consider settlement transactions with reputable, well - established funding sources.

It is important to always seek professional advice or consult with a member of LISA to understand how state regulations define a viatical or life settlement contract.

The «hook - up» of LISA and Billy Bot, legal robots, was announced last week.

I'm a huge fan of LISA!

That said, I feel this may not be making best use of my funds right now, especially given that I will probably still end up wanting to purchase a house at some point (another potential advantage of LISA) and also any other general attractions that I may wish to experience while being young enough to do so.

«When we launch 14 or 15 years from now, this meeting will be seen as the rebirth of LISA,» says Karsten Danzmann of the Albert Einstein Institute in Hannover, Germany, who is LISA Pathfinder's co — principal investigator.

Then, in 2013, a trimmed - down, $ 1 billion version of LISA was selected by ESA as its L3 mission — the third large mission in its Cosmic Vision 2020 program.

Not exact matches

With the birth of the Lifetime ISA (LISA) for 18 - 39 year olds on 6 April 2017, the Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA) is no longer the baby of the ISA family.

both lisa and i. she has one more year of nursing school.

lisa and i were all smiles tonight because the 5 of us went out for dinner and a movie («blood diamond», a must - see).

lisa - this is in regards to HealthCare provided to their employees - Under the newer regulations, Insurance would also include services / options for Contraception -(i., e iud, pill)- If you are employeed by them, you would have this insurance, now if you choose not to believe in contraception, then do not use that portion of the insurance — If you are not employeed by them then this would not apply to you -

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Hey lisa, it's 1/4 cup of water.

I do not use or recommend use of a bread machine, lisa.

lisa... Your meal tonight was by far the best of all three weeks that I was here!

that wasnt a deal - that was a bank robbery - burglary of the mona lisa - an abuse which requires review by scotland yard

LISA WEISS: Well no don't forget, I mean I still you know I deal with pediatrics and a lot of us have deal with kids only and we recommend every single year.

LISA WEISS: And one of the very first thing you should do if you have any concern is to get a vision examine whether its infancy between six months and a year or whether it's an older child.

LISA WEISS: Correct and you parents would bring them in because kids are grabbing their eyes or kids are complaining of a headache.

LISA: I wasn't thinking about any of this big picture stuff when I had a child.

Narrator: TODAY, JADE AND 4 - MONTH - OLD OLIVIA ARE VISITING DR. LISA ASTA — A PEDIATRICIAN IN WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA — FOR A HANDS - ON DEMONSTRATION OF THE WAYS TO TAKE A YOUNG CHILD»S TEMPERATURE.

BY LISA KEEN / Keen News Service FOURTH CIRCUIT SLUGFEST: Oral arguments Tuesday before the Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals over Virginia's ban on same - sex marriage suggest the vote will almost certainly be 2 to 1 vote.

LISA will consist of three identical satellites arranged in a triangle that will cartwheel through space in orbit around the sun just behind Earth.

LISA Pathfinder will test a condensed version of one of the detectors, consisting of two gold - platinum cubes in free fall.

LISA Pathfinder launched on a proof - of - concept mission in December.

«I think he would be happy,» says LISA Pathfinder principal investigator Stefano Vitale at the University of Trento, Italy.

In June it was reported that the LISA Pathfinder, the forerunner to eLISA, had successfully demonstrated the technology that opens the door to the development of a large space observatory capable of detecting gravitational waves in space.

After about 30 seconds, a low rumble passed through the control centre, like a foreshadow of the gravitational waves that will shake LISA's gold cubes.

Mapping the newborn cosmos In 2005, before it abandoned LISA, NASA conducted a small study investigating a possible super-sized successor comprising a complex arrangement of four LISA - like constellations with beefier lasers and telescopes.

It would be sensitive to nearly all the same targets investigated by LIGO and LISA out to distances of 10 billion light - years or more, but its true goal would be to assemble a detailed map of gravitational waves from the earliest eras of the primordial universe.

The microthrusters are so minuscule that a thousand firing at full blast could barely lift a sheet of notebook paper in Earth's gravity — yet the 450 - kilogram LISA Pathfinder only carries six.

Currently under commissioning in an orbit some 1.5 million kilometers sunward of Earth, LISA Pathfinder is set to begin science operations in March, although it will not be capable of seeking gravitational waves.

In the 2000s NASA and the European Space Agency jointly worked to develop a Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA), a constellation of three satellites that would form a triangular interferometer with three five - million - kilometer arms.

The mission is a proof of concept for the roughly $ 1 billion Evolved LISA (eLISA).

When he returned from the United States in 2002, Hébrard did a D.E.A. (diplome d'études approfondies), a prerequisite to a Ph.D. in France, studying Titan's atmosphere as part of the Groupe de Physico - Chimie Organique Spatiale (GPCOS) at LISA, whose principal investigator François Raulin is involved in the Huygens mission.

On the other hand, physicists are confident enough of eventual success that they have persuaded NASA and the European Space Agency to start planning for LISA, for Laser Interferometer Space Antenna, a space - based interferometer consisting of three satellites, now tentatively scheduled for launch in 2012.

«The next year, the LISA symposium felt like a funeral,» recalls astrophysicist Paul McNamara of ESA's space research and technology center ESTEC in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.

LISA might be able to distinguish between some of them, offering an empirical test of conditions that existed when the universe began 13.7 billion years ago.

Gravity waves should be generated by many sources, including colliding black holes and exploding stars, but LISA should also be able to detect waves created immediately after the birth of the cosmos.

LISA Pathfinder will see if two test masses (cubes of a gold - platinum alloy) in free fall can maintain a 40 - centimeter separation to an accuracy of 0.01 nanometers while encapsulated within a box that is orbiting a point between Earth and the sun.

LISA should be able to peer back in time much earlier — to one - trillionth of a second after the Big Bang.

LISA is designed to detect faint gravity waves from extremely far away — gravitational shock waves that were emitted less than a trillionth of a second after the instant of creation.

In anticipation of eLISA, ESA recently launched the LISA Pathfinder, a mission to test technologies needed for the full - fledged space - based gravitational wave detector.

The European Space Agency's Davide Nicolini says that the LISA Pathfinder, set to launch at the end of 2009, will travel to the Lagrange Point 1, the spot where Earth and the sun's gravitational fields balance each other out.

A trio of spacecraft called the Laser Interferometer Space Antenna, or LISA, is designed to be sensitive to low - frequency gravitational waves, with periods of between 100 and 1000 seconds, in the range expected from colliding supermassive black holes.

The ESA plans to build FEEP into the LISA Pathfinder, a spacecraft designed to detect gravitational waves while stationed at Lagrange point L1, where the gravitational fields of Earth and the sun cancel each other out.

In her new position, Holley - Bockelmann's goals are to help develop the case for LISA science for the National Academy of Science's 2020 Decadal Survey, which contains the academy's recommendations for astronomical research in the next decade.

LISA, which is designed to take the fledgling field of gravitational wave astronomy to the next level, is an international scientific effort led by the European Space Agency in collaboration with NASA.

Kelly Holley - Bockelmann, associate professor of astrophysics at Vanderbilt University, has been appointed by NASA's Astrophysics Directorate to be chair of the U.S. Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) Study Team, a group of 18 scientists who will advise NASA on science issues related to the proposed space observatory.

LISA is tuned to detect lower frequencies and longer wavelengths produced by mergers between black holes millions of times more massive than the sun.