commercial mission

Already the ships were forgotten, and his commercial mission.

A main agenda item is the return of shuttle flights and services to commercial missions.

In this capacity he participated in the organization of 65 foreign commercial missions.

First launched in 1994, it has successfully completed six out of a total of nine military and commercial missions.

According to Bart, the commercial mission statement consists of 3 essential components:

Western Europe's Ariane 4 rocket lifted off on its first commercial mission tonight carrying two telecommunications satellites.

There would be a need for commercial missions to be exchanged between Weald and Dara.

The liquid oxygen and kerosene (RP-1) engine met all performance requirements for both government and commercial missions.

French is currently a director and engineering chief for the Golden Spike Company, which is planning commercial missions to the moon.

During that period, we moved carefully and safely from missions that explored the basic capability of the shuttle system to complex scientific and commercial missions.

Since then CATUAV has performed more than 100 commercial missions in the civil market.

The British commercial mission is in Kabul to arrange details of a trade convention on the lines laid down in the Anglo-Afghan treaty.

Commercial missions seek to produce near-term export sales of U.S. goods and services from participating firms that travel as a group to one or more foreign markets.

In this new world, where money rules, the line that divides a museum's public and commercial mission has become increasingly fuzzy, and the most conventional ideas are passed off as daring.

Previously, Japanese TV journalist Toyohiro Akiyama had flown on a commercial mission to the Russian space station Mir.

Although China rebuffed his efforts to secure trade concessions, Hideyoshi commercial missions successfully called to present-day Malaysia, the Philippines, and Thailand in Red seal ships.

An alliance was established with Aceh, the first English East India Company factory established at Bantam and a commercial mission dispatched to the Moluccas.

Although the mission was lost at sea near Madagascar, the French responded positively by sending a commercial mission to Ayutthaya headed by Monsignor Pallu in 1682.

With continued advances in the miniaturization and capability increase of electronic technology and the use of satellite constellations, nanosatellites are increasingly capable of performing commercial missions that previously required microsatellites.

This commercial mission flew first from Buenos Aires to Porto Alegre via Montevideo and then on to Rio de Janeiro, where it arrived on November 27, 1926.

The third Audubon building, a $100 million project, will probably mix the research mission of the Berrie building to the north with the commercial mission of the Lasker building to the south.

Normally, uniformed guards shoo away sightseers who arrive to view many of the finest of downtown's banking halls and office lobbies - interiors reserved for millionaire clients or their minions: men and women with bona fide commercial missions.

Company President/CEO Alan Stern has announced in briefing papers that the company had commenced feasibility studies into commercial missions to the Moon from early 2010 and formed the company in the third quarter of that year.

Innovation Center Denmark is a joint effort between The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation; a new type of commercial mission located in technological hot spots around the world.