The phrase "abort to" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in English.
The correct phrase is "aborted to," and it is typically used in formal or technical writing to describe a process or decision. Example: The launch of the rocket was aborted to due to technical difficulties.
Different strategies are analyzed, abort to Atlantic, abort to orbit and abort to Woomera Australiaa).
The third abort mode is abort to orbit.
The third, abort to orbit (ATO) option was the only post-launch abort that ever took place in the history of the Shuttle program, on the Challenger flights STS-51-F in 1985.
The third item is tissue handling; trainees need to carefully handle tissues with proper technique and know when to abort to prevent further damage.
The DNA re-replication can spontaneously abort to generate double-strand breaks, which can be repaired to generate Composite Insertions composed of transposon termini flanking segmental duplications of various lengths.
Cattle infected with the parasite are three to seven times more likely to abort compared to uninfected cattle.
A slave will send vote-abort to the master if the key doesn't exist for DEL or oversized key/value for PUT.
A U.S. girls chorus also cited the executive order as the reason for aborting to visit Scotland.
Our model proposes that DNA re-replication aborts to produce chromatids terminated by broken ends, which are joined together to restore chromosome linearity.
Revised eLife text: "Our model proposes that DNA re-replication aborts to produce chromatids terminated by broken ends, which are joined together to restore chromosome linearity.
The controller ordered one pilot to abort his approach to National and turn south.
