Sentence examples for conditions for launch from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, the board chairman, Franz Josef Strauß, released a statement that said, "Airbus Industrie is now in a position to finalise the detailed technical definition of the TA9, which is now officially designated the A330, and the TA11, now called the A340, with potential launch customer airlines, and to discuss with them the terms and conditions for launch commitments".

For the tasks implemented on the software processors, the conditions for launching are the following.

As the meteorological conditions for launching and payload recovery are both critical, feasibility on wind conditions over Syowa Station was studied in detail.

Therefore the only condition for launching their execution is the satisfaction of all data dependencies.

The electronics must survive the harsh conditions of launch and orbit, and in some cases severe radiation environments for periods exceeding 10 years.

Simulations and analysis were carried out in order to evaluate the application of this integrated modelling system for different rocket launch cases and atmospheric conditions, for the Alcantara Launching Center (ALC, the Brazilian gate to the space) region.

Kathy Winters, a weather officer with the 45th Weather Squadron of the Air Force, announced at a morning briefing with reporters on Friday that the probability that weather conditions would be favorable for launch at an unusually high 80percentt.

Friday's weather looks promising for launch conditions, officials said, and there are no major issues with the Orion capsule.

Marco Carceres, another of the emerging breed of space analysts clustered around Washington, argues that to create the conditions for true space tourism, launch costs have to be brought down below $500 a pound.

BrainBot would allow doctors to look at a patient's brainwaves before and after consumption of different cannabinoids using standard EEG, allowing insight into which work best for their condition(a pilot programme is planned for launch in November in northern California).

Electrolytes (anolyte and catholyte) were maintained at constant ionic composition to keep constant boundary conditions, thus launch a pseudostationary state for fluid and charge transport throughout the soil.