Sentence examples for requirements launch from inspiring English sources
Platzer said, "As use cases, sizes, orbit requirements, launch requirements for satellites are changing, there is a need for a more differentiated offering from launch service providers".
Alternative policies that ease immigration requirements, launch international recruitment campaigns and set up special arrangements that foster shared learning between health care systems appear to have been more successful in increasing the flow of physicians into host countries.
For humans to survive during long-term missions on the Martian surface, bioregenerative life support systems including food production will decrease requirements for launch of Earth supplies, and increase mission safety.
"We have a few requirements for launching sites – it has to be between four to six stories, obviously away from trees and ledges.
This strategy does have a downside: Given the reality of fixed budgets, a requirement to launch frequently would push designers to create smaller rockets.
Although the paper does not specify the "minimum legal requirements" for launching such an operation, it insists that the killing would be constitutionally justified as the United States is engaged in an "armed conflict", as defined by international law and authorised by Congress, with al-Qaida and its affiliates.
So Range Safety may waive the eyes-on visibility requirement for launch, provided all other telemetry systems are working normally.
BCSs and CB meet the requirements of launching pseudonymous biometric databases [9] since both technologies provide biometric comparisons in encrypted domain while stored helper data or transformed templates do not reveal significant information about original biometric templates.
AirLaunch says it can meet a Defense Department requirement to launch a rocket at a cost below $5 million, not counting the price of the satellite (a cheap one might cost only $1 million).
Altimeter's report ends with a checklist of eight requirements for launching and maintaining a social media account that is worthwhile for companies of any size to review.
Bunko told Defense Daily that the Air Force will open the contract to competition as soon as at least one of them can meet the government's risk requirements for launching important national security payloads into space.
