Sentence examples for terms of launch from inspiring English sources

This would significantly cut costs in terms of launch and mission operation.

This paper presents a methodology for finding close-to-optimal, in terms of launch mass minimization, design configurations for small unguided sounding rockets.

In terms of launch timeframe for Olly, they're slating "early next year" — with an English version of the bot set to come first.

The results of the system analysis identified electric propulsion for the orbiter as most beneficial in terms of launch mass, leading to a reduction of launch vehicle requirements and enabling a launch by a Soyuz-Fregat into GTO.

It's an interesting project, and it's even more interesting that Chen is so forthright and transparent about exactly how it's structured and how things are going to go down in terms of launch markets and timelines.

The profits it is making off of these phones might actually be in the accessories: those are traditionally high-margin, and Google has made sure to make this the most moddable phone possible, with a huge line of in-house cases, a Bluetooth headset called Buds and lots more in terms of launch accessories.

Q: Where are you in terms of launching?

It's been rough goings for Oculus in terms of launching hardware this year.

Q: Where are you in terms of launching, and what's the revenue model?

In this sense, the Korea preceded the Western world in terms of launching the 'red scare' or the Cold War by plunging into the 'hot war' in 1950 (Kwon 2010).

In terms of launching a game on there in the future, yes, absolutely, that's something we'll be talking about in the near future".