Sentence examples for launch sequences from inspiring English sources
He also asserts that the film intentionally avoids iconic elements from the original Thunderbirds episodes, such as the Thunderbird launch sequences and the "Thunderbirds March" theme music.
Special effects pieces, produced under the supervision of Derek Meddings and including rocket launch sequences, space shots and a miniature representation of the Martian surface, required six months to complete.
Barry Gray's arrangements for the episode's opening and closing theme music – based on the signature "The Thunderbirds March", which accompanies the stock launch sequences of Thunderbirds 1, 2 and 3 – are unique to "Trapped in the Sky".
Acknowledging the detail of the series' launch sequences, Jonathan Bignell suggests that Thunderbirds devotes considerable screentime to futuristic vehicles partly to compensate for the limited mobility of its puppet cast.
His inspiration for the launch sequences of the first three Thunderbirds was learning how the USAF Strategic Air Command kept its pilots on permanent standby, seated in the cockpits of their aircraft and ready for take-off at a second's notice.
"Thunderbirds Are Go!" – the piece that accompanies the launch sequences of Thunderbirds 1, 2 and 3 – is praised by Heather Phares of AllMusic as a reflection of the "flashy, mod side" of 1960s British spy fiction; Reavley describes it as "heart-pumping stuff".
Which was unfortunate for me because the rocket launch sequence had been initiated," he grins.
A typical launch sequence is initiated just after midnight, and the aircraft climbs under its own battery power.
In addition, the panel determined that T minus ten seconds was far too late in the launch sequence for Major Tom to "put [his] helmet on".
He meant that a minor instrument problem had created a six-minute delay in the launch sequence.
Simultaneous validation of a core technology has important implications for a company's product positioning and launch sequence decisions making these traditional marketing decisions relevant to operations managers.
