Sentence examples for growing satellite from inspiring English sources

The hacking reportedly took place in the late 1990s and early 2000s when counterfeit smart cards were common in the growing satellite TV industry.

Each company started these networks in part to gain an edge on rapidly growing satellite television systems, which struggled just to get capacity to carry existing, local channels in all of their markets.

Acrobatics are especially popular and have enjoyed a new surge of interest since 1950, when the China Acrobatic Troupe was organized in Beijing; from it have grown satellite companies in Shanghai, Chongqing, Shenyang, Wuhan, and Dalien (Lüda).

As satellite payload electrical power system requirements continue to grow, satellite systems employing flat panel arrays have reached limits set by either on-orbit dynamics that limit the size and shape of the deployed array, mass constraints set by the launch vehicle, or by the limits set by the volume constraints of the launch shroud.

Miniaturized space propulsion for small satellites holds a lot of promise for the growing small satellite market.

Global participation in space activity is growing as satellite technology matures and spreads.

India is seeking to increase its share of the growing commercial satellite launch market, and says it wants to send a manned mission in space in 2016.

Fast growing nearby satellite cities such as Gurgaon, 25 km to the south are also attracting a new wave of multinational corporate headquarters, and their travelling employees are often happy to bypass Delhi's crowded commercial core.

"The NASA Venture Class Launch Service contract was designed from the ground up to be an innovative way for NASA to work and encourage new launch companies to come to the market and enable a future class of rockets for the growing small satellite market," said Justin Treptow, ELaNa XIX's mission manager in a Rocket Lab press release.

NPR failed to mention anywhere in its article that Antarctic sea ice has been growing since satellites first began measuring the ice 33 years ago and the sea ice has been above the 33-year average throughout 2012.

In that decade, as the number of Chinese immigrants grew and satellite Chinatowns started to thrive in Brooklyn and Queens, several Chinese vegetable farms opened on Long Island.