Sentence examples for years of assembly from inspiring English sources

The space station, like the shuttle program, has been troubled by delays, high costs, debates over its usefulness and other issues in nearly two decades of planning and more than two years of assembly by teams of astronauts and cosmonauts.

The breach exposed 157 gigabytes of data a treasure trove of 10 years of assembly line schematics, factory floor plans and layouts, robotic configurations and documentation, ID badge request forms, VPN access request forms.

In recent years, reconfigurability of assembly systems, which enables a family of products to be produced on a single production line, is becoming of paramount importance in addressing increasing diversification of the market.

In the remaining years of the assembly term, which ends in 2021, the report said the commission's budget "should not be in excess of any changes to the Welsh block grant".

In this framework, after years of design, development, assembly and testing the Alcatel deep sea medium voltage power converter (MVC) is ready for deployment at 100 km from the Capo Passero shore station.

It is well organised and will benefit if the turnout is low.If an Abdullah scrapes back in, the six years of the next assembly might be a lot like the last, especially if the Indian government sticks to its line that it will talk only to Kashmir's elected representatives.

Labour was in coalition with Plaid Cymru for the four years of the previous assembly, and has been talking to other parties this week and over the weekend.

December 29 , 1968 Roberson's handwriting celebrates the first beam of 30 MeV, marking the end of two years of construction and assembly and the beginning of 50 years of science.

After three years of debate, the assembly arrived at a compromise at the end of 1949.

Several k-mer counting programs have been developed in recent years, both as part of assembly tools or as separate programs.

Finally, our results highlight a fascinating connection between evolutionary processes, which act over millions of years, and assembly, which occurs on the order of seconds.