Sentence examples for possible launch of from inspiring English sources

The possible launch of it will significantly advance the astrophysical study.

Airbus, with its new engines, has in effect pushed the possible launch of an all-new A320-type aircraft out beyond 2025, according to Mr Leahy.

Those arrested on suspicion of making corrupt payments to police officers were topped by Fergus Shanahan, who was Rebekah Brooks's deputy editor (and, rumour has it, was involved with planning the possible launch of a Sun on Sunday).

Japan must brace itself for the possible launch of a nuclear-armed North Korean missile over its territory if the regime carries out a threat to test a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean, Japan's defence minister has said.

Philippa Tilley, brand manager for Jaffa, is confident her company can gain share, not least with the possible launch of a milk chocolate cake: "It's quite a feel-good brand and a light-hearted brand.

However, the idea said to be gaining traction at the highest levels is the possible launch of a Sky TV-style tiered subscription platform – available on mobile, e-reader or computer – featuring all News Corp content.

There are other exciting space developments to come next year, including the possible launches of powerful telescopes, but there's something tragic and tender about the demise of Cassini.

Defence cooperation between NATO and Ukraine was reviewed and the possible launching of a Partnership for Peace Trust Fund to help Ukraine destroy the surplus munitions, small arms and light weapons was discussed.

The meeting was part of a series of bilateral dialogues held during the past year with Member States on this topic prior to the possible launching of infringement procedures.

This necessitates the existence of a centralized service that takes a range of kernels' possible launch parameters (e.g., number of concurrent thread blocks and number of registers per thread) as inputs, and based on the available resources on the device determines optimal launch parameters for each kernel such that the benefits of concurrency are maximized.

Solutions for a roundtrip to Mars, either direct or via Venus, considering long and short stays on Mars or free return trajectories are analysed, thus providing a comprehensive view of all the opportunities within a wide range of possible launch dates.