Sentence examples for dedicated satellite from inspiring English sources

The big thing is that in the next five years, dedicated satellite missions will go into space to study exoplanets in more detail, and that's exciting.

A fleet of small satellites in low orbit could pick up these signals and provide frequent updates about the ships' positions without the vessels having to use costly dedicated satellite uplinks.

To help tackle the matter over the next decade, the scientific community has selected the James Webb Space Telescope, big telescopes on the ground like the Giant Magellan Telescope, the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope and a dedicated satellite — like the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Telescope or the Euclid telescope — to make dark energy measurements.

Avanti Communications is one of a handful of companies that offer 24-hour instantaneous back-up via a dedicated satellite.

He was studying photos of Pluto taken on 15 and 18 May by the Hubble Space Telescope as part of a dedicated satellite search.

Wingo describes it as a cyclical problem: The small Antarctic community "doesn't have sufficient market potential to justify the construction of a $150 to $200 million dedicated satellite to cover the area," he says but once such a satellite is in place, there will be "an explosion of demand that would prove the market".

Two new dedicated satellites will be online by 2015 to increase capacity.

Wildfire-prone areas stretching from Spain to Russia could also benefit from their own dedicated satellites.

It has its own intelligence division, its own drones and reconnaissance planes, even its own dedicated satellites.

The Iridium satellite-phone operation demonstrated that it was a bad idea to spend billions encircling the globe with dedicated satellites so people could phone home from deep-sea oil platforms, desert islands and Arctic tundra.

The field is measured by surface magnetic observatories and dedicated satellites.