Sentence examples for payload from from inspiring English sources
He is now believed to have been the victim of Allied bombers dropping payload from a higher altitude.
Ballistic missile, a rocket-propelled self-guided strategic-weapons system that follows a ballistic trajectory to deliver a payload from its launch site to a predetermined target.
Documentary evidence, it said, suggested that Iran had conducted "studies involving the removal of the conventional high explosive payload from the warhead of the Shahab-3 missile and replace it with a spherical nuclear payload".
Richard Nixon in 1972, the shuttle had been conceived as a "do-everything" vehicle for carrying every kind of space payload, from commercial and scientific satellites to military spacecraft to probes bound for the outer planets.
Going to Mars is not about realising the vision of a giant science-fiction spaceship, it is about sending a payload from Earth to Mars that is capable of supporting a small group of people, and then sending that or a comparable payload back.
At the news conference, Gwynne Shotwell, president of SpaceX, confirmed that the second stage of the Falcon 9 contained a payload from Celestis of Houston that carried to orbit the ashes of 300 people, including the actor James Doohan, who played the chief engineer Scotty in the original "Star Trek" television series and Gordon Cooper, one of the original Mercury astronauts.
Various upper stages using solid propellants were used to carry payloads from the space shuttle's low Earth orbit to higher orbits.
Next generation spacecraft will bring back heavier payloads from explored planets.
In addition to carrying payloads from several Indian labs, the 525 kilogram spacecraft will contain instruments from the Canadian and European space agencies.
They raised $70 million for the project, only to have it cut short when the government banned commercial payloads from the shuttle following the Challenger explosion.
The reduction of disulfide bonds in vivo has been widely applied for the release of payloads from drug delivery systems fabricated by chemical conjugation technologies.
