Sentence examples for shuttle entry from inspiring English sources
"He had spent his early career in shuttle entry analysis," Hale writes.
"He knew more about shuttle entry than anybody; the guidance, the navigation, the flight control, the thermal environments and how to control them.
A10 Shuttle Re-Entry Concern Two errant strips of heavy insulating cloth, each protruding by about an inch, have set off debate within NASA over whether they may cause hazardous overheating as the shuttle Discovery returns to Earth.
To this list can now be added the heat tile failure on the Columbia shuttle re-entry; the English Channel fire that left thousands stranded and shut down the undersea tunnel between France and England for months; the recent crash of the airplane carrying virtually all of the Polish government officials to a meeting; and the compromised levies protecting New Orleans pre-Katrina.
The cast of 30 Rock couldn't win more awards if they'd all died in a botched space shuttle re-entry.
As a functional test of our S. aureus ORFeome library, we shuttled 150 entry clones into Gateway®-compatible Y2H destination vectors to screen for homodimerization in yeast.
As a functional test of our C. pneumoniae ORFeome library, we shuttled all entry clones into the Gateway®-compatible Y2H destination vector pAD-Gate2 to serve as a prey library in a screen for interactions with three proteins, two of them involved in Type III secretion (see below).
The optimal control problem consists thus in steering the space shuttle from given entry conditions to targeted final conditions while minimizing the total heat and satisfying state constraints on the thermal flux, the normal acceleration, and the dynamic pressure.
Until, eventually, like a shuttle attempting re-entry at the wrong angle, Arthur starts glowing red and disintegrating.
Both the House Science Committee and the Senate Commerce Committee are gearing up for inquiries into the disintegration of the shuttle during re-entry Saturday morning.
These tiles were often hit by flying debris, became unusually hot during the shuttle's re-entry and covered some of the orbiter's most vital -- and volatile -- sections.
