Sentence examples for technology mission from inspiring English sources

The Technology Mission to Build A Better Heart Lou Samuels has always been fascinated by technology.

In comparison with SMART-1, Chandrayaan-1 is a science-oriented rather than a technology mission, leading to far more favourable conditions for science measurements.

OICETS planned to demonstrate the free-space inter-orbit laser communications with the cooperation of the advanced relay and technology mission satellite (ARTEMIS) developed by the European Space Agency ESAA).

Space Technology Three (ST3), the third NASA New Millennium Program space technology mission, is focused on validation of key technologies for future separated spacecraft interferometers, such as Terrestrial Planet Finder and the Micro-Arcsecond X-ray Imaging Mission.

Gazarik is associate administrator for NASA's space technology mission directorate, but once worked at NASA Langley.

I am here to make sure that the science input to policy making is sound and that the executive branch functions properly with respect to its science and technology missions".

The move is intended to help Lockheed "address our customers' increasing interest in rapid, responsive and cost-effective technology missions and demonstrations," according to a statement from Lockheed Martin Ventures' executive director and general manager.

"Seeing this test today, and experiencing the sound and feel of approximately 3.6 million pounds of thrust, helps us appreciate the progress we're making to advance human exploration and open new frontiers for science and technology missions in deep space".

"I am here to make sure the science input to policy making is sound and that the executive branch functions properly with respect to its science and technology missions".

In this paper we outline the findings of the EE Technologies Study Team, including discussions on the state of practice of EE technologies; mission impacts; and emerging technology capabilities to enable mission architectures.

That could be viable by the end of this decade, said James Reuther, NASA's deputy associate administrator for space-technology mission programs.