Sentence examples for version of a mission from inspiring English sources
Unwilling to make predictions that would come back to haunt her later, this would be Featherstone's version of a mission statement, a signal that, as she sees it, the success of the Court ultimately rests with writers.
"It's hilarious, I've got to say, but then corporate anthems usually are, because the thing is they are hostages to fortune," says Price. "They're a kind of musical version of a mission statement, and a mission statement is usually a piece of paper posted to the wall with Blu-Tack and defaced at office party.
A second design in the line is an updated version of a mission-style bed in cherrywood.
She worked on NASA projects on solar energy, the Mariner 10 mission to Venus and Mercury, an early version of a Saturn mission that evolved into the Cassini spacecraft [Page 1 of this section], the space station as proposed by President Ronald Reagan and proposals for human missions to Mars.
A substantial proportion of America's population remains unconvinced of the need to undertake a new version of a "civilizing mission".
Two days after the U.S. mission succeeded in having a probe collide with a comet, China revealed a plan for what it called a "more clever" version of the mission: landing a probe on a small comet or asteroid to push it off course.
But here in a crime-challenged corner of the Bay Area, a modest civic institution dedicated to the art, history and natural sciences of California has been focused on its own version of that mission for a good deal longer.
This paper presents an updated version of the mission proposal MAQRO and the progress in defining that proposal and to demonstrate key technologies since the original mission proposal.
This mission was a modified version of the Mars Express mission (Chicarro et al. 2004) that was dedicated to investigations of the Martian atmosphere solely by the use of spectroscopic techniques.
When Armstrong returned from space, he claimed he had been misquoted and the tiny word "a" had been omitted from the offical version of the mission transcript.
Chávez's version of Houston mission control, El Sombrero houses satellite dishes as well as a radar facility which has employed both Venezuelan and Chinese scientists.
