Sentence examples for support a crew of from inspiring English sources

Until now, it was only able to support a crew of three.

"If there is not enough water to support a crew of three," Mr. Kostelnik said, "we might consider a crew of two instead".

The principal expeditions were often supplemented with visiting crews who remained on the station during the week-long handover period between one crew and the next before returning with the departing crew, the station's life support system being able to support a crew of up to six for short periods.

In order to cope with the differences in the supported crew size and provided nutrition, all systems were scaled for supporting a crew of six for a 780 day Mars mission (180 days transport to Mars; 600 days surface period) as given in the NASA Design Reference Mission Scenario [Hoffman, S.J., Kaplan, D.L. Human exploration of Mars: the Reference Mission of the NASA Mars Exploratory Study, 1997].

The pattie is perfectly charred, a solitary square of unnaturally vibrant cheese sits on top beneath the classic burger support staff: a crew of pickles, a leaf of lettuce, and a slice each of tomato and onion.

Each of us had our own porter; add in the chief guide, Fetaeli, and his assistants and our party of eight would be supported by a crew of 17.

It's supported by a crew of engineers who live and breathe Corona and love what it stands for," he says.

Finished in 1977 and used until the Cold War's end in 1991, the battery was supported by a crew of 325 men – as well as anti-aircraft artillery and machine guns that could shoot well beyond the horizon.

One notable new item was a tank support vehicle, which has a crew of five.

This support was provided by a crew of young doctors and computer information system specialists based at the hospital "Mere -Enfant", and that has been working in the field of telemedicine in Mali for 9 years.

Mir was occupied for a total of twelve and a half years out of its fifteen-year lifespan, having the capacity to support a resident crew of three, or larger crews for short term visits.