Sentence examples for first to execute from inspiring English sources

Other spacecraft have intentionally smashed into a comet before, but the European Space Agency mission is the first to execute a controlled landing on a comet's surface.

Putting Customers First To execute, keeping customers at the core of any innovation strategy is key to harnessing creative power and generating new revenues, as Harvard Business School Professor Gary Pisano notes in the Harvard Business Review.

Making models from paper can require very few resources and take mere minutes (or even seconds) to execute.

For something that looks as though it took half a second to dream up, and maybe 60 seconds to execute, this is quite an achievement.

I agree that handwritten thanks are preferable to typed ones, and infinitely preferable to terse e-mail messages that take 10 seconds to execute and have all the warmth of a nuclear winter.

Each job took approximately 15 seconds to execute.

In the experiment, the demonstrator takes an average of 32 seconds to execute the resource discovery process.

Presented is the time required, in seconds, to execute a single BP (top panel), single FP (bottom panel) and single SIRT iteration (middle panel).

Presented is the time required, in seconds, to execute a single BP (solid line, square), single FP (dashed line, circle) and single SIRT iteration (dotted line, triangle).

The rover, in its protective capsule, will hit the top of the Martian atmosphere at 20,000km/h (13,000mph) and attempt to slow to just one metre per second to execute a soft touchdown.

ISE chairman Bill Porter, who is also the founder and chairman of E*TRADE Group, Inc., claims that the trading will be significantly heightened by the advantages of electronic transmission, in that trades will take less than one second to execute.