Sentence examples similar to pre-launch viewing from inspiring English sources

It will premiere in the advertising breaks in Friday night's Gogglebox on Channel 4. Such was the pre-launch secrecy that journalists wanting to view the advert first had to sign a legal non-disclosure agreement.

To verify the accuracy of the on-board calibration, a thorough pre-launch calibration exercise was performed, covering field-of-view measurements, visible and infrared radiometric calibrations.

To meet the pre-launch radiometric calibration requirements of large field of view (FOV) imaging remote sensors, a large-area integrating sphere uniform radiation source (ISURS) based on a 1600 mm diameter internally illuminated integrating sphere with a 620 mm diameter exit port was designed.

Site go-live requires a pre-launch check by ITS Web Communications.

Even pre-launch, there were hundreds of such contracts to carry out.

UTV said that set up and pre-launch costs will be about £800,000.

Oprah, who had been slipped a pre-launch Kindle, announced that she was obsessed with it.

Ms. Robert, like Mr. King, relies on the deployment of a pre-launch buddy-check.

Pre-launch demonstrations of the app have been impressive, making only a handful of mistakes.

The pre-launch ground infrared calibration of the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite GOESS) N-Q Imager and Sounder is presented.

On-orbit performance parameters, including detectors noise characterization, are also compared to pre-launch design specifications.