Sentence examples for suggested missions from inspiring English sources
With the addition of the long term mutual aid communities of New York City and online hacktivists in the US it took on an additional 3 suggested missions.
In November, NASA asked scientists to suggest missions for the telescopes, which were donated by the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office NROO) and are comparable in size and appearance to the famous Hubble Space Telescope.
Czech Republic delegate Ivana Krahulcová, speaking on behalf of the European Union, suggested synthesising missions in neighbouring regions to be more cost effective and overcome the "continuous deficiencies in effective management".
Borman became worried that the S-IVB was staying too close to the Command/Service Module and suggested to Mission Control that the crew perform a separation maneuver.
A number of mission concepts consisting of a cluster of 6 12 Cubesats with their specific onboard payloads are suggested for such missions over a period of as short as two months.
Previous images from the Voyager 1 and 2 missions suggested that at high latitudes, Jupiter's striking atmospheric bands dissolve into chaotic vortices.
In 1968 Peter Glaser, a consultant who had managed projects on NASA lunar missions, suggested solar power collectors could be sent into outer space, where the sun's rays are unfettered.
Mass estimates from the Voyager program missions suggested that Enceladus was composed almost entirely of water ice.
Those Dolce & Gabbana high-class overalls, for example, suggest a mission for NASA, while Dsquared's motor racing gear created a look that is resolutely male.
These included the secretary to a popular yoga guru; an organization called the Krantikari Manuwadi Morcha, whose name suggests its mission to preserve upper-caste power; the Delhi Commission for the Protection of Child Rights; and three Muslim and three Christian organizations.
But it was a canny use of language designed to suggest the mission's temporary nature combined with an image of overwhelming military power.
