Sentence examples for missions characterized from inspiring English sources

The operational platforms will serve as launching points for deep space exploration missions, characterized by a single long-duration mission during the astronaut's career.

"We have a great mission characterized by extreme caution and care," Michael Knowles, a U.S. asylum officer for the past twenty-five years, told me, speaking as the president of Council 119, a union representing refugee and asylum officers and other staff of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

We must prepare for a future with a fresh look at the roles and missions that characterized the past forty years.

They differ in sensibility, exhibiting neither the compassion nor the sense of mission that characterized the work of the older photographers.

For the American military, the mission was characterized by the same ruthless efficiency — and possibly good luck — as the raid on Osama bin Laden in May, which was carried out by commandos from the same elite unit.

TC links are currently evolving to include new and more challenging mission profiles, characterized by much more demanding requirements.

These types of analysis show comparisons of mobility performance of different vehicle types or vehicle concepts (e.g. wheel vs. track) in fulfilling a certain mission profile, characterized by passing a sequence of different soils with various inclines.

But a human trip would only come after extensive robot missions to characterize the planet and find the best landing sites, he said, an effort that could take decades.

Mass spectrometry has been widely used in lander missions to characterize the volatiles in rocks and soils on planetary surfaces.

These missions shall be characterized by a significant increase of the supported data rate and/or maximum distance with respect to the present scenarios.

Tactical scenarios are of interest in military missions, and are characterized by some peculiarities, which distinguish them from conventional civil scenarios.