Sentence examples for precise missions from inspiring English sources

I call these sorts of operations 'closework.' They are extremely precise missions that are used when the results are absolutely crucial.

Nor does the document discuss the sequencing of air and ground campaigns, the precise missions of special operations forces or the possibility of urban warfare in downtown Baghdad, with Iraqi forces possibly deploying chemical weapons.

A decision has to be made about whether the BBC continues trying to do "all things" or takes on a more "precise" mission in terms of output.

Whereas engine failure caused the mind-bending Man from Planet X to touch down in the Scottish Highlands and the Thing crash-landed at the North Pole, the dapper space-alien Klaatu (Michael Rennie) has a precise mission.

The flyby, which was the riskiest part of a highly precise mission, will give the closest look at a dwarf planet that until now has been very difficult to study at all.

The precise mission timings including sample fixation time points are illustrated in Figure 5 (for a gravity-level profile, see Supplementary Material S1 available online at http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2014/547495).org/10.1155/2014/547495

He said Yemen had allowed the United States to undertake such operations because his country did not possess such technology to carry out "these precise military missions".

This so-called reduced dynamic approach is dependent on availability of either dense global tracking from systems such as DORIS or on the use of dual satellite crossovers to link the less precise altimetric mission with a more precise orbit.

For these missions precise orbit information is typically provided by GPS satellite-to-satellite tracking (SST) observations supported by satellite laser ranging (SLR).

Rarely do visitors come with missions as precise as Joseph Wallis and a small contingent of Orthodox rabbis from Israel: To touch the smooth sandstones of a 14th-century synagogue turned into a Roman Catholic church.

With the development of precise landing technology, future missions require vehicles to land on places of great scientific interest which are usually surrounded by rocks and craters.