Missions in sentence

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And over the course of 22 bombing missions, the Allies dropped 85,000 bombs on this 757 acre chemical plant, using the Norden bombsight.

And so they flew missions day and night, and they dropped thousands of bombs, and they fired thousands of missiles in an attempt to get rid of this particular scourge.

It is this participation in peacekeeping missions that has led to the resolution of many civil wars.

That is why spreading the concept of the constitutional state is such an important aspect of our foreign missions.

Another situation: this photo is from one of the missions in the Balkans in the late 1990s.

And on that first flight we got more data than in all U-2 missions combined.

Just being able to visit places in different times, you can explore this for hours, literally hours on end, but I want to show you one thing in particular, so I'm going to open up the destination tab, spacecraft outer planet missions, Voyager 1, and I'm going to bring up the Titan flyby.

I like special missions and secret objectives.

We had a NASA consultant who was actually an astronaut, who was actually on some of the missions, of Apollo 15, and he was there to basically double check my science.

Large aid organizations are exceptional at bringing massive resources to bear after a disaster, but they often fulfill very specific missions, and then they leave.

So NASA wanted me to take some pictures of Moon sand, so they sent me sand from all the different landings of the Apollo missions that happened 40 years ago.

And all of these robotic missions are part of a bigger human journey: a voyage to understand something, to get a sense of our cosmic place, to understand something of our origins, and how Earth, our planet, and we, living on it, came to be.

This makes me feel so proud, so important, that I appoint myself the leader of my little group of friends and I devise missions for us.

I vaguely knew this was to be the last of the moon missions, but I was absolutely certain there would be Mars colonies in my lifetime.

And during World War II, what he would see would be pilots coming back from their missions, and he noticed that within their eyes they had shards of small bits of material lodged within the eye, but the very interesting thing about it was that material, actually, wasn't causing any inflammatory response.

Those missions could be as simple as just a few way points, or they could be slightly longer and more complicated, to fly along a river system.

Now it was using the lessons learned from these early missions that my friends and I began a series of sketches of our own satellite design.

So NSA has two missions.

And the other one is that the NSA has both of those missions, and we are heavily biased towards defense, and, actually, the vulnerabilities that we find in the overwhelming majority of cases, we disclose to the people who are responsible for manufacturing or developing those products.

They were sent out on the most dangerous missions and they sustained the highest combat casualty rate of any unit proportionally.

For the last 11 years, we have taken over 1,000 people, people from industry and business, women and men from companies, students from all over the world, down to Antarctica, and during those missions, we've managed to pull out over 1,500 tons of twisted metal left in Antarctica.

Now, a very typical thing for this project is that we run our own isolation missions inside these art and design projects.

We have a number of missions telling us exactly the same thing today.

Now, it is pretty obvious that going to extreme environments is helping us very much for the exploration of Mars and to prepare missions.

Together, we decided to set out on two missions.

She had the technical ability to spearhead some of the most ambitious space missions of our time, and she perfectly understood her place of being exactly who she was in any place she was.

Almost a year passed and several more Soviet astronauts completed their missions before Project Mercury succeeded in making John Glenn the first American in orbit in February 1962.

But you might not know that there are 20 space telescopes in orbit, missions that can each see part of the full spectrum of light.

We use exotic gases, and we can make missions even up to 20 hours long underwater.

There are new missions that are coming up that are observing millions more stars all over the sky.

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