Sentence examples for long-term space from inspiring English sources

Thagard stayed aboard for three months to start developing U.S. expertise in long-term space operations, including biomedical experiments.

Launching a popup is a cost-effective way to test the market without the overheads of renting long-term space.

"As a result of Hurricane Sandy, a lot of people are coming out and looking for short-term and potentially long-term space".

Steven Lockley, a neuroscientist who specialises in sleep medicine at Brigham and Women's hospital in Boston, said the study raised concerns about long-term space missions.

He criticized his country for failing to make long-term space plans and for letting NASA assume leadership of the International Space Station project from its earliest stages.

Its core innovation, the L-Cell, is based on a novel battery technology originally developed by Nasa as a potential energy storage method for long-term space flights.

An American and a Russian will undertake the mission together to test the physiological and psychological effects of long-term space flight.

NASA was allowed to make key decisions about the station, including the choice of an American as the first commander, despite Russia's greater experience with long-term space flight, he said.

Some Russians have objected to Alpha because they say it suggests the spacecraft is the first long-term space station, an honor that should go to their Mir, which has been in space for almost 15 years.

BOTH Knoll and Herman Miller have introduced lines aimed at younger companies that may have to adapt quickly to changing economic conditions and do not have the luxury of long-term space planning that more established companies enjoy.

We are privy to one toe-curling occasion after Bette Davis accepted and reciprocated a dinner invitation with two male fans who had graciously given her their long-term space in a parking garage.