"dedicated mission" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a specific goal or purpose that someone or something is committed to achieving or fulfilling. Example: The volunteers were on a dedicated mission to clean up the beach and promote environmental conservation.
Uranus, together with Neptune in our Solar System, belongs to a class of planets called ice giants, which have never been explored using a dedicated mission.
The building also provides a dedicated mission control for balloons and for stratollites, which looks a bit like a cross between a small university classroom and the NASA mission control rooms you're probably familiar with from television and movies.
Basking the evening glory were dedicated mission gala committee members including Georgianna Hales, Barb Beier, and Diana Arrigon.
But what was tremendously reassuring to learn nonetheless from reporting completed this week and last was that high up within both VA and HUD there is an awareness that the numbers are really just a start — and that the mandate to end homelessness among veterans, whether those homeless veterans are counted and identified, or somehow evade the count completely — is their dedicated mission.
We will review measurement objectives of the first dedicated mission into interstellar space and outline constraints on the instrumentation.
But the last dedicated mission was NASA's Magellan, which used radar to map most of the planet over four years before plunging into the atmosphere in 1994.
The presence of these dedicated, mission-driven, bright and talented students and the professional accomplishments of thousands of alums already graduated are my greatest source of hope in these troubled times.
Operational remote sensing with a micro-satellite is thus within reach of individual organisations for dedicated missions.
Therefore, TRUTHS will significantly improve the performance and accuracy of EO missions with broad global or operational aims, as well as more dedicated missions.
Over the past four decades, several active and passive microwave sensors have been deployed, along with the recent launch of two fully dedicated missions (SMOS and SMAP).
However, the high cost of large multi-purpose space vessels, and the lack of dedicated missions limits the continuous monitoring of inland and coastal water quality.
