Sentence examples for technical mission from inspiring English sources

It should have got busy from mid-year, says a member of an outside technical mission.

The operation's tiny footprint and seemingly technical mission have kept the project from drawing much scrutiny so far.

But the United Nations was asked to organize a technical mission to Libya to help with matters from policing to technical aid.

A British technical mission came here & by Nov. '40 a small lab was set up-the Radiation Lab at MIT under Lee A. DuBridge.

U.S. has a technical mission of 10, plus dependents, part of the Point Four program; there are 2 or 3 Swiss technician furnished by the UN.

From March 1941 to May 1941 he served on a technical mission in England in order to exchange information about radar development with the British.

Whyte calls him "progressivism incarnate," meaning progressive in the sense of that era: a believer in progress, planning, and an expanded federal government that used its power to accomplish technical missions.

"The last year has been hugely productive both in our technical missions and our goal of helping foster the space community at Columbia and more broadly in New York," said CSI co-president Millen Anand '20, who noted that the organization has grown to over 80 members and earned nearly 60% of its funding this year from outside grants and awards.

The new council, whose meetings will not be public, is comprised of the heads of the half-dozen Commerce agencies with scientific or technical missions.

Some astronauts have also reported it creating extra risks during delicate technical missions: causing them to pull switches in the wrong direction, thanks to the confusion, or leading them to misjudge the speed of an approaching vehicle during docking.

Neither the OSCE's "limited technical assessment mission," the European Union, nor the U.S. recognized the elections as democratic.