Sentence examples for change in rendezvous from inspiring English sources

Weather also dictated a change in rendezvous to Yakushima, much closer to the target, and an initial cruise altitude of 17000 feet instead of 9300 feet, both of which considerably increased fuel consumption.

The weather that forced the mission to be advanced by two days also dictated a change in rendezvous to Yakushima, much closer to the target, and an initial cruise altitude of 17000 feet instead of 9300 feet, both of which considerably increased fuel consumption.

Also in Rendezvous, Niki Kitsantonis in Athens replies to readers' questions about the "historic stakes" involved.

In rendezvous-based protocols it is important to estimate how densely messages are concentrated on the rendezvous area.

It involved notes, calls, drop-ins and a disastrous rendezvous in London.

As Harvey Morris notes in this Rendezvous post, the Olympic Games, for better or for worse, will profoundly change entire neighborhoods.

The device was carried in the rendezvous car to the site of the emergency.

"The European Union, heading for a trade war over a new toll on the greenhouse gas emissions of international airlines using European airspace, has been warned that the measure could wreck the prospects for global action on climate change," Harvey Morris writes in the International Herald Tribune's Rendezvous blog.

They next plan to rendezvous in Orlando in August.

But an early exit from Match Play and a brief rendezvous in Florida have changed that for now.

Growth, trade, development, and climate change: 2015 will be a rendezvous of important multilateral initiatives.