Sentence examples for difficulty in space from inspiring English sources

Yet the two countries' civilian space programmes are so closely intertwined, argues Ms Gottemoeller, that if an American space shuttle were to be in serious difficulty in space, it would likely be a Russian-built rescue craft that brought the crew back to earth.

So what was previously a difficulty in finding space in the car park, gym and pool for a month or two became a year-round hassle.

Thus, after escaping from the region with the drug, cancer cells with the high concentration of drug have difficulty in generating space for invasion by degrading the ECM.

His main difficulty is in spacing, and the letter "t" bothers him to some extent, nothing serious.

Real Madrid looked like an unstoppable machine as they rolled into the game on the back of a 31-game unbeaten run, but their defensive deficiencies were exposed as Messi and Iniesta preyed upon their formational inflexibility and their consequent difficulties in closing space 'between the lines' of defence and midfield.

Taubman does an admirable job describing the enormous difficulties in pushing space and espionage into areas never before imagined.

Its two piece ammunition would've reduced rate of fire, required a second loader and entailed the difficulties in finding space for him.

However, considering the difficulty in the distance control of space-borne experiments, this success probability (20%) is sufficiently high.

Difficulties in orientation in space (in terms of left and right)?

"They show an intimate understanding of the difficulties of eating in space — on Earth we don't think about how hard it is.

Some states that were close to X 0 in the feasible space could be solved with the genetic algorithm, a heuristic numerical approach that can alleviate computation difficulty in large variable space to some extent.