Sentence examples for a mission's from inspiring English sources

Better-funded and better-equipped UN operations encounter fewer logistical constraints, a major factor in a mission's potential effectiveness.

Stay connected: Researchers studying confinement on long Antarctic missions came to believe in a "third quarter phenomenon," the emergence of depression and anxiety after a mission's halfway point.

But there are numerous fine points, from assessing weather to honing communication with the wingman, that factor into a mission's success.

But besides the science, Cassini is state of the art in the arcane discipline of orbital mechanics — how to get from one place to another in space to fulfill a mission's science requirements without running out of fuel.

It occurs after a crew has got used to (or simply endured) the rigours and stresses of a mission's early period, but when the end is not yet nigh.As a science journalist your correspondent was curious about the phenomenon.

After launch costs, insurance is the second largest expense in getting a satellite into orbit, accounting for as much as 15-20% of a mission's price tag.David v GoliathAdvocates reckon that the main outlet for the present crop of small satellites is in applications that need highly focused, low-bandwidth communications.

When he doesn't return from such a mission, Yusuf's mother, Zehra (Tulin Ozen), her child in tow, embarks on a journey to find him.

"On a Mission," Katy B's solo debut, takes that crossover even further, turning each of those sometimes abrasive styles into soft beds.

Wearing matching blue polo shirts for the occasion, the team members were seen listening for a mission controller's confirmation of success — "We are wheels down on Mars.

"He was a man on a mission," Hosty's son Tom told the Kansas City Star.

JOHN LOGSDON, director of the Space Policy Institute at George Washington University, on a NASA mission's crash landing.