Sentence examples for deploying space from inspiring English sources

Deploying space arms could cost hundreds of billions of dollars.

It also includes plans for breaking up satellites into smaller components that communicate wirelessly, or deploying "space tugs" that would repair and refuel existing satellites.Few of these options are cost-free.

A sensation of potently deployed space and silence in the Messiaen work lingered in Mr. Francesconi's "Islands" (1992), but there the similarity ended.

No country yet threatens its dominance of space and neither America nor anyone else has deployed space-based weapons.

Some airlines, including British Airways, are deploying the space shaved off seat width to squeeze an extra seat into twin-aisle planes, so that each row will contain 10 instead of nine seats.

Ditto deploying the space anchors.

If the city had more facts about air quality on the west side, block-by-block, it could work on deploying green spaces where they are most needed.

"The commercial viability of actually deploying white spaces on a broad spectrum across the communities, is something that is very important... because a. it can't be a subsidised service; and b. it is not a private government or community network," says Mr de Sousa.

From a seven-foot-wide, hat-box-shaped container, the craft's square sail will expand to half the size of a football field after it is deployed in space in 1990 by a NASA space shuttle.

These range from spying on China's manned space programme to deploying weapons in space.

Space structures such as the solar panels or antenna, when deployed in space, have large dimensions, low mass to size ratio, large inertias and relatively low structural rigidity.