Sentence examples for attitude acquisition from inspiring English sources

Three magnetic torquers, for initial attitude acquisition and wheel momentum unloading, complete the attitude control subsystem.

The results obtained for a test case attitude acquisition maneuver are presented and the benefit deriving from the command shaping technique evaluated and discussed.

For attitude acquisition, attitude maneuvers and for providing the velocity corrections for de-orbiting operations; a set of eight thrusters grouped in functionally redundant blocks were used.

This paper presents an active control design for spacecraft initial attitude acquisition (IAA) by using two magnetic torquers on the X and Y body axes.

The problem of Earth pointing attitude control for a spacecraft with magnetic actuators is addressed and a complete architecture combining algorithms for detumbling, attitude acquisition and nominal attitude regulation is proposed.

Attractive features of the proposed design include (a) a control scheme for initial attitude acquisition, which provides a fully autonomous attitude hold, no duration limit and adequate attitude for power generation and (b) a feasible implementation for a microsatellite which has uncommon mission demands such as an orbit raising maneuver and practical weight and power constraints.

There will also be a new attitude to acquisition, so it will be just as easy to buy as it will be to hire somebody - just more expensive.

Aggressive cost-cutting to preserve profits and a gung-ho attitude toward acquisitions cemented Li & Fung's status as one of Forbes Asia's Fab 50 companies.

Hammick et al. [ 19] elaborated on Kirkpatrick's framework by developing four interprofessional outcomes: reaction; modification of perceptions and attitudes, including acquisition of knowledge and skills; behavioural change; and change in organisational practice as well as benefits to clients/patients.

I dressed as his obsessive-compulsive attitude to stationery acquisition.

Using data from recent national studies, the book describes present patterns of knowledge, attitude, and information acquisition; discusses some of the implications for communicators and communications programs; and outlines strategies for enhancing the effectiveness of biomedical communication.