Sentence examples for first stage exploration from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the Humans to Mars conference in Washington last month, Nasa chief Charles Bolden laid out a vision for bringing the US space programme out of its first stage, exploration, and into pioneering, even homesteading.

In the first stage (exploration), we start with a high ε that is decreased by a multiplicative factor λ along the episodes of the exploration stage.

This paper presents a new surrogate model for the unsteady aerodynamics characterized by wind tunnel testing, in order to predict the aerodynamic effect in previously untested conditions, and in this way, to allow a first stage exploration of new areas in the design space, without the need of expensive wind tunnel or flight testing.

RIM is a high-resolution technique and useful for second-stage explorations and ore body delineations, assisting, e.g. with strategic mine planning and large rock building projects to determine the structural integrity of the rock in the area of interest.

During the first stages of exploration for oil and gas there, work was geared toward footwall traps in rotated fault blocks.

We provide a framework for exploring potential landowner interest in PES at the very first stage of program exploration, from which program design can be strategically advanced with realistic PES scenarios to explore efficient payment levels and projected environmental benefits.

The first stage involved the exploration of the research question in the context of a specific case, the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003.

The first stage (called also exploration stage), or at the beginning of the activity, students can navigate in a playful explorative way through the artifacts and review all the metadata and the related information.

As new work weakens the case for lunar ice, NASA is mounting an ice-oriented first stage of scientific exploration meant to pave the way for humans' return to the moon.

On the Numen / For Use's website, the artists state that, "the journey through [Tape Paris] constitutes the first stage in the exploration of an inner space that is physical as much as it is mental".

A soft landing mission is scheduled for 2010 to start the second stage of exploration using robotic rovers to survey the lunar surface.