Sentence examples for a flexible path from inspiring English sources

It does not rule out a return, but does describe something called a "Flexible Path" for exploration.

Of the three options seriously considered by the Augustine Committee, the one that makes the most sense involves charting what it calls a "flexible path" to Mars.

Many experts prefer a flexible path that would have astronauts first travel to intermediate destinations: a circle around the Moon to show the world that we can still do it; a trip to distant points where huge telescopes will be deployed and may need servicing; a visit to an asteroid, the kind of object we may some day need to deflect lest it collide with Earth.

We find that when international partners are considered endogenously, the argument for a "flexible path" approach is weakened substantially.

And it suggested a better way to spend our taxpayer dollars would be not focused on the Moon race, but on something it called a "Flexible Path".

Sending humans to a near-Earth asteroid was mentioned in a 2009 presidential committee report exploring a "flexible path" to Mars, which laid out a variety of stepping-stone missions beyond Earth orbit.

So we need at least other two points to create a function with at least one point of inflexion, in order to make a more flexible path.

This novel proposal makes use of the Artificial Potential Field (APF) method with a Bacterial Evolutionary Algorithm (BEA) to obtain an enhanced flexible path planner method taking all the advantages of using the APF method, strongly reducing its disadvantages.

After exploring and analysing different possible solutions to identify the most flexible path, a detailed characterisation of several Design Reference Missions (DRMs) represents a necessity in order to evaluate the feasibility and affordability of deep space exploration missions, specifically in terms of enabling technological capabilities.

NASA has created a plan to implement the Flexible Path strategy, which utilizes a heavy lift launch vehicle to deliver crew and cargo to orbit.

For example, it may be worth considering the more flexible path offered through becoming a professional director/non-executive director (NED).