Such an error could have been fixed by changing the launching procedure, said Marina Alekseyenkova, an aerospace analyst at the large government-controlled bank Gazprombank, in a telephone interview.
Moreover, we propose simple and universal launching procedure that allows to decrease the time that is needed to reach given attractor.
The Minuteman III's complicated launch procedures were designed to allow the missiles to be fired even if some command centers were destroyed, and to prevent rogue officers from firing them without proper authorization.
Worse still, the White House had failed to warn her about what was to happen, thus reopening the controversy over the launch procedures of the American cruise missiles about to be deployed in Britain.DisarmingMr Reagan's apparent willingness to do a deal with Mikhail Gorbachev at Reykjavik in 1986 to scrap all nuclear weapons was a far more serious affair.
After the boat had moved and it was safe to launch, SpaceX began launch procedures, but aborted in the final seconds of countdown because of a low thrust sensor alarm.
One drive even had the test launch procedures of Lockheed Martin's THAAD (Terminal High Altitude Area Defence) ground to air missile defense system used to shoot down Scud missiles in Iraq.
I also worked to launch procedures for economic transparency and anti-laundering legislation.
Although precise details of launch procedures are classified, the U.S. has a two-person rule in place for the use of nuclear weapons, according to several published accounts.
"This whole process sounds dusty as fuck," Rameswaram says in the first episode, "Six Easy Steps to Nuclear War," after the Vox reporter Alex Ward describes to him the United States' nuclear-launch procedure.
More specifically, a ray-launching procedure, based on a semantic segmentation, gives a coarse scene representation for collision avoidance; a nearly-constant velocity dynamic model smooths the acceleration progression and knowledge of the agent's destination may further steer the path prediction.
