spaceborne

They've been living a spaceborne existence for thousands of years, and they're used to it.

There were a lot of lives depending upon him, more than ever before in a spaceborne operation.

Spaceborne imaging radar systems are being developed for the 1990s.

Maintenance on a spaceborne city takes nearly eighty percent of its resources.

We have no spaceborne fleet with which to defend ourselves.

At this point, it can barely protect us from spaceborne particles.

Most people elected to stay as they were, creating a decent society in the spaceborne environment.

They are only effective in a vacuum, which limits their use to spaceborne vehicles.

And they could wage a kind of spaceborne guerrilla war that had never been possible for humans.

Picking up a little spaceborne olivium for your back pocket?

Measurements of land cover and structure from airborne & spaceborne platforms.

Shar believed they'd discovered a new type of spaceborne colonial life.

They go into two other areas: efficient, spaceborne fusion drives, and robots.

It's a spaceborne black market run by a mixed-bag splinter group.

It is particularly suited to airborne and spaceborne applications.

Even after they were using spaceborne instruments, they were not sure.

Spaceborne instruments could scan a planet fairly closely, even across 4.2 light-years.

Document opportunities for hyperspectral data from airborne and spaceborne platforms.

The spaceborne hyperspectral imagers to date have been technology demonstrators.

It was a gigantic spaceborne computer called Hactar, which to this day is remembered as one of the most powerful ever built.

Those strange spaceborne rocks were somehow kinder than the Plan of Man.

Instruments pinged and automatically checked on the spaceborne bodies they located.

The massive whipcord of energy twisted through the void like some spaceborne tornado.

A study of airborne and spaceborne sensor systems, their applications and limitations.

Spaceborne hyperspectral sensors will provide year round temporal data.