Sentence examples for section of the space from inspiring English sources

Each is celebrated in a different section of the space.

Kopra had just finished his second task, to fit a valve on another section of the space station, when he noticed a ball of water in his helmet.

Zarya was the first section of the space station launched in November 1998, to which the United States Unity connecting node was attached the following month.

Negotiations on whether the mission should be delayed because of computer failures in the American section of the space station lasted until late Friday night.

The report on the loss of the Columbia, released on Tuesday, cited many contributing causes, but said the launching schedule had become "ever more compressed" because of the plan to launch a critical section of the space station, called Node 2, by Feb. 19, 2004.

Currently, the station consists of the Russian-made Zarya cargo module, the first section of the space station, which was launched in November 1998; the United States' Unity connecting node, attached the following month; the Zvezda control and living unit, attached in July; and a truss structure, gyroscope assembly and docking port, added this month by the shuttle Discovery.

The doctrine of space has been still further modified by the general theory of relativity, because this theory denies that the three-dimensional spatial section of the space-time continuum is Euclidean in character.

where ε S ≈0.2 and ε W ≈0.9 are the emissivities of the strip and furnace materials respectively, σ=5.670×10−8Wm−2K−4 is the Stefan Boltzmann constant and p is the sum of height and width of a cross-section of the space inside the furnace.

The grid (see Figs. 12 and 13) has a non-uniform break step to improve the accuracy of the calculation in the most "intense" sections of the space of the reaction zone.

We plotted the occurrences of the three species in this same space, to visualize the section of the climatic space occupied by each species.

The "trending" section of Facebook — the space on the top right-hand side of the page where you can read about what's happening in the world — functions sort of like the front page of a newspaper.