Sentence examples for mission event from inspiring English sources

We showcase this methodology, seeded with test data, the results of which suggests that the most important outputs of the exploration endeavor are human and robotic exploration firsts and science data, but also include funding to the science community, providing interesting NASA mission event content directly to the public and to the media, and commercial contracts.

Next month, Seth Troxler will climb Mount Kilimanjaro for brain cancer research as part of Australian neurosurgeon Charlie Teo's Mission$Mission event.

Since then we've always had lucky peanuts at all our big mission events.

We present the results of a case study at NASA's Johnson Space center to demonstrate: (1) the complexity of mission scenario selection involving subjective and objective judgments provided by multiple space exploration experts; and (2) a systematic and structured method for aggregating quantitative and qualitative data concerning a large number of competing and conflicting mission events.

FreeSpace 2s story is brought out via narrative pre-rendered cutscenes, the pre- and post-mission briefings, as well as in-game chatter between non-player characters, and scripted mission events.

These volunteers make it possible for organizations in the area to obtain high-quality imagery documenting their mission, events, and organization, while simultaneously supporting the development and education of a socially conscious community of artists focused on re-imagining Baltimore from the ground up.

"Bright X-ray novae are so rare that they're essentially once-a-mission events and this is the first one Swift has seen," Neil Gehrels, of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md., said in a statement.

Its initial role was to promote gigs and run live broadcasts of concerts and conferences, but it quickly found an extra mission covering events in the favelas and small protests that nobody else reported.

Though Apollo 11 was his first and only Moon mission, the events of that day and those words would follow him for the rest of this life.

Instead MacKenzie wrote a response in The Globe and Mail presenting his point of view concerning the mission and events.

— The Fort Drum Blizzard, the weekly newspaper for the Army's 10th Mountain Division, is the place soldiers usually turn for stories about new wartime missions, community events and classified ads.