Sentence examples for flight achieving from inspiring English sources

They succeeded in launching two manned flights before Gemini's first flight, achieving a three-cosmonaut flight in 1963 and the first EVA in 1964.

Delta, by leveraging its software capabilities across more customers, employees, and flights, achieves a higher return than a smaller competitor would from the same outlay.

First class flights achieve an illusion of exclusivity by pushing the seats towards the centre of the cabin so it is almost impossible to lean towards the window and look out.

The Chiefs finished eighth in their first season of top flight rugby, achieving impressive wins against Saracens, Northampton and Wasps.

Swansea will be starting their third season in the top flight after achieving promotion from the Championship in 2011.

The scenarios were compared in terms of flight time, control energy and number of maneuvers, flight distance, and achieved flight goals.

One interesting constraint for these newest contestants will be the short burst of microgravity that flight in the ZERO-G 727 provides, as opposed to the continuous weightlessness that, say, orbital flight can achieve.

The best books have also tried to impart some sense of how flight was achieved.

Such a non-material enhancement by teamwork would allow even an APT spaceplane that was designed for suborbital flight to achieve orbit.

Major refurbishment was required between each launch; the highest flight rate achieved was in 1985, when the shuttle was launched nine times.

Insect flight is achieved by flapping the wings; during these movements the wing blade, twisted as it passes from elevation to depression, produces the same effect as the rotating propeller of an aircraft.