Sentence examples for fictional mission from inspiring English sources

While there is no reason that a white man shouldn't write about African-Americans, or vice versa, O'Nan appears to have been waylaid in his fictional mission by the sneakiest of demons: politeness.

With the fictional mission to Mars funded by an Indian billionaire, the play also explores India's increasingly important role in the future of space travel, illustrated recently by the Indian government's recent investment in an orbiter around Mars that cost less than the budget of the film Gravity to build.

They ordered some pizza, cracked open beers and after a pep talk from a fictional mission commander -- "When we meet the enemy, we'll tear their skulls from their spines and laugh about it" -- their thumbs started pumping like sewing-machine needles.

Combining these new capabilities with that of a high-precision orbit propagator, this paper describes fictional mission trajectory design examples of using AMiDST as applied to a fictitious asteroid 2013 PDC-E.

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His real gift is making technical detail incredibly compulsive, as in Bomber, charting over several hundred pages one fictional wartime mission.

But Scott and Andy Weir, the author of the eponymous book the film was based on, can focus on the problem of Bear Grylls-ing space thanks to some A+ deus ex machina in the form of Hermes, the space taxi that takes astronauts on the fictional Ares missions to and from Mars.

For "The Fast Set," mounted earlier this year at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Miami, he explored the laws of thermodynamics through a tragic love triangle involving the Golem, a movie star and an astronaut about to depart on a fictional seventh Mercury space mission.

Both "Expedition: Bismarck" and "Ghosts of the Abyss" grew out of Mr. Cameron's desire for a 3-D technology flexible enough to use for a fictional film about a mission to Mars (the film is "still lurking out there somewhere," he said).

Swift explains that he has always bridled at the notion that writers are perpetually performing reconnaissance missions for fictional material.