Sentence examples for in subsequent missions from inspiring English sources

If they work, the crash-landing technique could be used in subsequent missions to prick the skins of other celestial objects.Meanwhile, ESA is planning an attack on a comet.

In subsequent missions such as Spirit and Opportunity, the value of r eff was estimated to be ~1.5 μm (with the value of v eff fixed at 0.2).

What we're hoping to do in subsequent missions is to incorporate more and more interplanetary protocol suites into the spacecraft and into the devices that land on the surface of the planet.

In the subsequent missions, the killer7 target a number of individuals on behalf of the US government or for personal reasons.

"We have a redesign effort that we have ongoing as we speak," Mr. Counts said, adding that the Atlantis incident had not caused enough damage to warrant delays in launchings for subsequent missions.

NATO's ground forces entered Kosovo unopposed, and most of those who died in the subsequent mission were victims of traffic accidents.

In a subsequent mission to sweep Taliban and Al Qaeda holdouts from another border region around Shah-i-Kot, the United States tried to ensure that exits from the mountainous region were blocked by sending in the largest commitment of American ground troops to a single mission in the war.

The substantive change to the operation could conceivably come after the passengers are disembarked, when separate teams of smugglers dart into international waters to retrieve the abandoned fishing vessels and tow them back to Libya, ready to be reused in subsequent smuggling missions.

Debris from both of the largest fragmentation events the Iridium 33 Cosmos 2251 conjunction in 2009 and the intentional destruction of Fengyun 1C in 2007 is involved in close approaches with Hitomi indicating the persistent threat these events have caused in subsequent space missions.

In this paper it is intended to discuss an approach to reduce design costs for subsequent missions by introducing modularity, commonality and multi-mission capability and thereby reuse of mission individual investments into the design of lunar exploration infrastructural systems.

Subsequent missions from Canterbury then helped convert the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, reaching Northumbria in the early eighth century, where Iona had already begun to have an presence.