Sentence examples for lay satellite from inspiring English sources

He plans to lay satellite imagery of the shifting oil slick over the rigs' day-to-day locations to determine when the ROVs were in oiled waters.

A new chant went up in Tahrir Square: "We want to understand the speech!" Both Mubarak and Suleiman once again blamed Egypt's paralysis on foreign powers, attempted foreign diktats and lying foreign satellite channels out to "deface the image of Egypt".

She takes it all in stride and smiles despite reports her financially-strapped employer, the Future TV Network, may merge its terrestrial and satellite stations, lay off countless employees, and further slip in the ratings.

They classified 2290 stations as "rural" because they fell outside the boundaries of towns with more than 10,000 people on U.S. Department of Defense maps and lay within zones where satellites report little or no light at night.

The satellite lies in pieces, strewn across the table.

Skeletal muscle's restorative properties lie in its satellite cells: progenitors that have the capacity to turn into and replace the damaged muscle.

Museums have been forced to freeze hiring or lay off staff members, close satellite shops and make other cutbacks.

Later the fund financed development of heavy industry in selected areas, hoping that major industrial concerns might attract satellite industries and lay the foundation for sustained economic activity.

For instance, if you have an old satellite dish lying around (like the ones used for satellite television), plus a little technical knowledge, you can model this into an amazing antenna.

On the other hand, when its apogee and perigee lay near the equator, the Akebono satellite avoided crossing the center of the proton radiation belt.

The event may offer a taste of what lies ahead as satellites age and the nation puts off investing in a new generation of them.