Sentence examples for of opening space from inspiring English sources

The imagination and drive of the American people is a force of nature, and until recently, one that was not applied to the challenge of opening space.

The ultimate promise of reusable craft like SpaceShipOne is a vastly reduced launch cost, greater ease of preparing a flight and the prospect of opening space for tourism.

The authors detail a low-cost, two-phased formula-based approach to bound periodical weeding at a medium-sized academic library with the goal of opening space for five years' growth, while still meeting user needs.

All of them, to a person, share the dream of opening space to human settlement.

After all, the good people at the agency do great work, and usually have only been led to failure by so called leaders whose ego, political and turf based interests out weighed the dream of opening space.

In the space equivalent of a guerrilla war, those trying to change this nation's program into an effective and frontier opening enterprise have been fighting almost cubicle by cubicle -- and vote by vote -- to stop those in the space establishment more interested in looking busy while feeding on your tax dollars from killing the dream of opening space.

The dimension of openings such as diameter of openings, spacing of opening in case of circular openings and aspect ratio and fillet radius of corners in case of rectangular openings are taken from BS 5950 (2000) and SCI P355 (2011).

Meditation is feeling the natural pull of peace and quiet opening space within us.

Giving the illusion of openings into infinite space, they suggest Anish Kapoor on a low budget.

In a corner of the main gallery two enormous black circles painted on each wall by Neil Campbell give the momentarily thrilling illusion of openings into infinite space.

Unfettered by massy visible structural supports, it is to "create a sense of opening and entry, space and light," said Rafael Pelli, who is the principal architect in collaboration with his father.