Sentence examples for producing space from inspiring English sources

In 1966, Thunderbirds was made into a major feature film for United Artists, Thunderbirds Are Go, which was followed by a sequel, Thunderbird 6. Anderson moved towards live action productions in the 1970s, producing Space: 1999.

Djokovic had just capped perhaps the most remarkable year of tennis ever played, and had done it, depending on whom you ask, thanks to renewed confidence, a blood-cell producing space pod, or a new gluten-free diet.

He began his career as a fitter in a factory producing space rocket technology.

In an even shorter period, initial rocket developments gave rise to a modern industry producing space launchers and satellites allowing space transportation, telecommunications, global positioning, earth observation and space exploration.

In contrast with these tendencies urban complexity may be dealt with from a wider viewpoint (Various Authors 2016) and informality may be understood as a way of inhabiting the territory (Alsayyad 2004), a way of producing space made up of a series of transitions that link a variety of economies and places to others.

When the materials analyzed in this work are incorporated with other active cooling systems, space-based 3D printed applications can then be designed to incorporate increasing thermal loads, opening a new door to producing space-ready 3D printed structures.

Dudgeon had produced Space Oddity by David Bowie in 1969.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced last week that for the first time in more than 40 years, a new company would produce space suits for the next phase of the American space program.

Secondly, it demonstrates how affective ties based on these emotional hues produce space.

It is used for prediction tests for 24 larger geomagnetic disturbance events that produced space anomalies during the period 1980 1999.

The Chemical and Technological Factory (C&T) in Morshansk, some 550 kilometers south of Moscow, is under contract to produce space station equipment for Energia, Russia's main spacecraft design firm.