Sentence examples for For apogee from inspiring English sources
For "Apogee in 3," in the second of two programs, the novelty is live jazz, composed and played by the veteran trumpeter Tom Harrell Wiless choreographs daisy chains for a female ensemble and even improvises a bit in her pointe shoes.
For Apogee to promise some sort of mobile game pack and have no screens or even renders available insane.
For each CD4 T cell count, the internal quality control procedures recommended by the manufacturer were performed, using calibrated beads (for Apogee Auto40-green).
The 944 earned a TEC Award in 1988, the first of many such awards for Apogee.
In this study, optimal design specifications of a 90%H2O2/kerosenee rocket system for an apogee kick motor were derived.
Both books are beautifully written, and show how witty, perceptive and morally grown-up American political journalism can be at its best.Mr Johnson's theme is that the 1990s were for America what the mid-Victorian decades were for England: an apogee.
We understand those polls reporting that to young Americans fame is more important than money, and we understand how being a talk-show host represents some sort of apogee in the achievement of fame for its own sake.
A change of trains in Marseilles brings you to Nîmes where the use of classical references in the design of many railway structures reaches its apogee, for the station serving the city founded by Augustus is modelled on its most famous Roman monument, the Maison Carrée.
The apogee, for me, is his book Terra Nullius, a 2005 Australia travelogue that indicts Britons and white Australians for terrible abuses such as the transportation of Aborigine women to the chillingly named Isle of the Dead where they were given inappropriate and often fatal syphilis treatment, and the extensive forced separation of "half-blood" children from their families to prison-like camps.
Apogee for this flight was 347,000 feet, or about 106,000 meters.
Optimization results for maximizing the apogee of a small sounding rocket are presented.
