Sentence examples similar to astronaut in terms of from inspiring English sources
Nicholson appeared in several quality films during the 1980s, garnering further Academy Award nominations for Reds (1981), Prizzi's Honor (1985), and Ironweed (1987) and winning a best supporting actor Oscar for his role as a drunken-but-decent ex-astronaut in Terms of Endearment (1983).
Steven Moffat has said that the first episode, The Impossible Astronaut, should be regarded as dark only in terms of a series opener; they've flipped things so the climactic terror of a finale is served up first.
In "Terms of Endearment" (1983), the washed-up astronaut played by Jack Nicholson memorably drove a Corvette with his feet — into the ocean.
The surface of Europa is mostly water ice, so in terms of composition, there is water ice that astronauts could skate on.
In terms of other specifications, while there have been female astronauts – the first Briton in space was female chemist Helen Sharman - women still face extra barriers.
The moment the hatch was raised by the astronauts, William M. Shepherd and Kenneth D. Cockrell, space station Alpha became the largest orbiting outpost ever in terms of habitable volume.
On exploratory class missions astronauts will be exposed to a variety of heavy particles (HZE particles) which differ in terms of particle energy and particle linear energy transfer.
In particular, extra-vehicular activity (EVA) for astronauts is recognized as a possible field for hand exoskeletons, since EVA gloves are very demanding in terms of strength and fatigue.
Rydzewski frames the Corvette's myriad capabilities in terms of bandwidth – a term with roots among the horn-rimmed set in the astronauts' mission control.
But in terms of feelings?
