Sentence examples for system the space from inspiring English sources

A prime contributor to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's management and budget problems has been its reliance on a grotesquely inefficient launching system: the space shuttle.

NASA mission managers will add a day to the mission of the space shuttle Discovery so crew members can do "exploratory surgery" on a malfunctioning part of the International Space Station's power system, the space agency announced yesterday.

"The fortunate and growing minority who managed to receive all their income from stocks, bonds and other securities would pay nothing — not a dime — for America's cancer research, its international diplomacy, its military deterrent, the maintenance of the interstate highway system, the space program or almost anything else the federal government did….

There have been many times when the U.S. has stunned the world with the breadth and greatness of its achievements — the Marshall Plan, the G.I. Bill, the world's highest standard of living, the world's finest higher education system, the space program, and on and on.

With CI conditions that added to the above system, the space of solutions restricted.

Every carrier and credit card company seems to have its own system, the space is fragmented, crowded and no standard for payment mechanisms has emerged.

Thus, if an ON/OFF switch behavior exists in a system the state space will show bimodality or bistability, which are relatively stable with respect to perturbations [ 52].

In both systems the space in the outside wall was filled with an enclosure material to impart added rigidity to the frame; brick or wattle and daub were often used.

Spatial multiplexing CDMA (SM-CDMA): In SM-CDMA systems, the space spreading operation (which is responsible for spreading R data streams across M t transmit antennas) is eliminated.

Hence for closed systems the state space grows exponentially with the number of species while for open systems it is generally infinite.

The software, a precursor to Jack, demonstrated to NASA that the toilet system on the space shuttle needed to be redesigned to accommodate larger astronauts.