Sentence examples for a good orbit from inspiring English sources

Second engine ignition and cutoff successful, and GRACE-FO deployment complete (we won't know if they're in a good orbit until NASA confirms).

The 3D-RMS of the orbit differences reveals a good orbit consistency at 2.7 cm and 2.9 cm for Jason-1 and Jason-2.

If sufficient observations are made during its discovery apparition, a fairly good orbit can be computed.

When independently used in the LRO precision orbit determination process with the high-resolution GRAIL gravity model, LR data provide good orbit solutions, with an average difference of ∼50 m in total position, and ∼20 cm in radial direction, compared to the definitive LRO trajectory.

An example of using the derived density to generate good orbit prediction for CHAMP is presented.

Joel Meares from Time Out praised the song, naming it "another good Orbit-produced track, big on the smiley '60s vibe.

The endlessly lamented cult comedy, which tracked the Bluths, a family of loopy narcissists orbiting a good son, played by Jason Bateman, originally ran from 2003 to 2006 on Fox.

Just because there's not a good explanation for [the orbits of the scattered disc objects] besides another planet, doesn't mean there won't be a good explanation in future".

A functioning of this instrument on the polar orbit with a good spatial and local time coverage will advance our knowledge in the fundamental problems of the Venus atmosphere.

White shutter shades, one of the most iconic things about 2007 every knick-knack shop on Oxford Street replete with cheap knock-offs, every single lad at V Festival '07 wearing at least one but sometimes two pairs, sometimes up to three, layered high like sartorial nachos, the concept of functional UV sunglasses thrown out of orbit for a good two summers afterwards.

White shutter shades, one of the most iconic things about 2007 – every knick-knack shop on Oxford Street replete with cheap knock-offs, every single lad at V Festival '07 wearing at least one but sometimes two pairs, sometimes up to three, layered high like sartorial nachos, the concept of functional UV sunglasses thrown out of orbit for a good two summers afterwards.