Sentence examples for subject of space from inspiring English sources

As early as 1912, Esnault-Pelterie had also begun to write and lecture on the subject of space flight.

In 1913, doubtlessly influenced by Guro, he began theoretical work on the subject of space in painting.

In response, 2005 the international curriculum "SpaceMaster" was established in the European elite-program "Erasmus Mundus" to train talented young people in the challenging subject of space science and technology.

The overarching goal of the conference was to solicit and assess both converging and diverging views on the multifaceted subject of space security and to seek to establish an on-going "Track II" non-governmental process designed to assist with the crafting of a future architecture for the management of this key dimension of space policy on a trilateral, and eventually global, basis.

Right now what I'm gravitating towards is this new subject of space.

Following a description of typical cell types, the subject of optimum space required for the cell, control room, and services are also covered.

A Dennis H. Greenstein, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that unless there are specific provisions in the bylaws, proprietary lease or house rules on the subject of parking spaces, the board of directors has the authority to establish procedures for assigning and reassigning spaces and for establishing the monthly charges for the spaces.

The entire subject of metric spaces grows out of a simple observation in classical geometry called the triangle inequality, which states that the length of any one side of a triangle is always shorter than the sum of the lengths of the other two sides (in other words, the shortest distance between two points lies along a straight line).

The literature search identified no Cochrane reviews on the subject of birth spacing that reported perinatal mortality outcomes, but 8 observational studies were identified (Table 3).

The optimal shape of an Euler beam subject to space constraints (lower-upper bounds) is studied.

In addition, rapid changes in temperature would subject the optics of space instruments to thermal stresses.