Sentence examples for space delivering from inspiring English sources

He also does as well as possible within the confines of dingy Abrons Arts Center space, delivering an engaging, well-acted production that deserves a better theater and a longer run.

This concept is to create an appealing underground common space, delivering an attractive ecological space within the heart of this crowded metropolitan environment.

The MIPAS is currently the only instrument in space delivering global observations of polar stratospheric cloud (PSC) distribution over complete winters.

Companies like Datadog and Digital Ocean are making stunning headway in the IT infrastructure space, delivering on the promise of big data analytics and cloud hosting, respectively, for IT professionals.

And eventually TV commercials like the abhorrent KIA Sorento ad, in which a father is so terrified of telling his son the truth when he's asked where babies come from that he concocts a lie about a planet in outer space delivering children on a rocket ship -- will stop being cute.

The potential for growth in the point-of-purchase field is promising, Mr. De Herder said, because "every year, there's more retail space, and the retailers are challenged to have the space deliver more in sales".

The finished space delivers with an airy, sunlit labyrinth of glass partitions, mother-of-pearl finishes and romantic air-brushed photographs juxtaposed with views of the city skyline from its perch on the 20th and 21st floors at 909 Third Avenue, at East 54th Street.

Meanwhile, Wang Yaping, China's second woman in space, delivered the country's first space lecture from the Tiangong-1.

"BlackBerry Cool is the first choice for timely news, opinion and reviews of the BlackBerry space, delivered to an audience that expects updates when they are available," said Douglas Soltys, editor-in-chief of Blackberry Cool.

In the late seventies "high-frequency oscillatory ventilation" (HFOV) was developed as a new ventilation technique, using tidal volumes smaller than anatomical dead space delivered at a very high rate of 600 to 900 per minute, thus avoiding the large volume swings seen with CV.

These studies simulated an acute rupture of the rotator cuff tendon(s) of rats, rabbits, canines, or primates and regenerative agent(s) were subsequently applied directly to the injury site, injected into the joint space, delivered via subcutaneous injection, osmotic pump, or scaffolds/ grafts.