Sentence examples for all types of missions from inspiring English sources

Increasingly popular, whereas CubeSats are still not a solution for all types of missions, they offer the possibility of performing ambitious scientific experiments.

While Rodriguez's testimony offers but a glimpse of the scale of AFRICOM's activities, a cache of previously undisclosed military briefing documents obtained by TomDispatch sheds additional light on the types of missions being carried out and their locations all across the continent.

Americans have grown used to the U.S. military jumping into conflicts around the world that don't have very much at all to do with the United States and the fact that they reject these types of missions doesn't register with very many politicians in Washington.

Those are the types of missions that the Bulldogs are on.

Clusters of willing nations might form what has been called "mission focus groups" that prepare for certain types of missions, such as fighting piracy, policing the air and special operations.

"I am sure the shuttle will fly again," Dr. Cantwell said, "but it could easily be as much as a year and a half, and the types of missions flown will probably be restricted to those where the space station can be used as a safe haven".

The COIN brigade forced the Army to adapt, to become what one officer called "a learning organization," but the Pentagon failed to grasp the most important lesson of the decade: that the military does best when it can learn new types of missions quickly, whether delivering aid after a tsunami, stabilizing a failed state or running covert missions against international terrorist rings.

Though initially used for aerial reconnaissance, aircraft were soon fitted with machine guns to shoot at other aircraft and with bombs to drop on ground targets; military aircraft with these types of missions and armaments became known, respectively, as fighters and bombers.

This paper shows three types of missions.

Armada ground stations house, charge and launch drones for various types of missions.

COSPAR (Committee of Space Research) has defined guidelines and bioburden limits for different types of missions and target bodies.