Sentence examples for the launch time from inspiring English sources

The intersection time of these tracks is taken to be the "launch time" of the CME.

By appropriate selection of the launch time, re-entry in around 600 days is expected.

"You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't know the launch time and land time.

This study reveals that even minute changes in the launch time can result in very large changes in the lifetime.

Similar to previous multi-generation single product diffusion models, we find that the planning horizon, the products' relative profit margin, and substitution effects are important to the launch time decision.

The relationship between formation configuration and orbital parameters is typical for formation flying missions on elliptical orbits and requires a careful choice of the launch time such that the constraints on the angle between the Sun-direction and the orbital plane are fulfilled.

In the four years since the two countries unwisely began their nuclear arms race, each has built up a stockpile of usable warheads, shortened the launch times of its missiles and talked recklessly about potential nuclear exchanges.

Figure 1 shows the observation sites and the launch times of the radiosondes.

It also had an advanced, automated prelaunch sequence, "markedly reducing the launching time," the news agency said.

North Korea was "at the final stage" of preparing for the launching when its scientists and technicians began "seriously examining the issue of readjusting the launching time of the satellite for some reasons," said a spokesman for the Korean Committee of Space Technology.

As the launching time approached, low clouds were the only concern, because NASA rules require good visibility should the shuttle have to make an emergency landing back at the space center.