satellite造句

live satellite telecast

passive satellite attitude control system

the Navy's Vanguard satellite launcher;

The satellite disappeared in a wink.

The orbit of a space satellite decayed.

This satellite was called Explorer One.

The satellite was launched in a rocket.

This paper introduces the launching,levitating and injecting situation of American Iridium satellite(double satellite),"Long-march 4B"one rocket and two satellites,"Shanzhou No.1" experimental satellite,"Zhongxing 22" communication satellite,and the first "Resource No.2" satellite,etc.

China successfully launched a mapping satellite, "mapping satellite - I," from the northwestern Jiuquan satellite launch Center at 3:10 p.m. (Beijing time) Tuesday.

The space rocket carries a satellite as a payload.

Or, you may have to wear a satellite-based pager.

Troop movements can is observed from space by a satellite.

Satellite form effect is a redistributing phenomenon of pulse intensity caused by different reflecting times of the reflector situated on different positions of satellite for photon.

New high-resolution satellite imagery, however, appears to belie the general's statement.

New uses for satellite services result from the exponential development of technology.

But nighttime satellite imagery may offer a good proxy for its use now.

Cuba's government said he was illegally distributing satellite equipment and accused him of subversion.

Today, Zambia will be in the eyes of the world as we link up internationally by satellite to celebrate.

The Resources section provides some interesting statistics on FASP performance over traditional WAN, intercontinental transfers, and lossy satellite links.

The satellite bounces laser light off the ground, allowing researchers to measure the terrain with extraordinary precision.

The China broad-band multi-media education satellite transmission network has also been established on the satellite direct broadcasting experimental platform to provide comprehensive remote education and information technology services.

The British government, for one, seems determined to put a satellite tracker in every vehicle in the country.

Meanwhile, NASA's Aquarius satellite will launch to measure ocean salinity, and Glory will monitor solar irradiance and aerosols.

China's spacecraft launching sites are capable of making both domestic satellite launches and international commercial launches, and carrying out international space cooperation in other fields.

The calibration targets are larger than might have been expected, he said, suggesting that the satellite cameras they are being used to calibrate have surprisingly poor ground resolution.

The guys in the support teams are also constantly checking satellite images and weather patterns to try and keep us warned about any impending dangers.

A successful test this time would boost domestic morale and be seen as a humiliation for the south, which hopes to launch its own satellite later this year.

One was the 1993 in-orbit repair of the Hubble Space Telescope; without astronauts to fit new lenses, the enormously expensive satellite would have been a flop.

We are out here on a dedicated field campaign to measure the thickness of the ice to help calibrate and validate satellite thickness measurements in this period of advanced retreat.

Many of those classified as poor have cable and satellite television, fridges, air-conditioning units, microwaves and a roof over their heads, even if it is just a caravan in a trailer park.

Analysis of satellite images of the war-zone, cited by HRW, reveals that a thickly populated patch of the beach was somehow cleared between May 6th and May 10th.

Oil slicks are notoriously difficult to spot in natural-color (photo-like) satellite imagery because a thin sheen of oil only slightly darkens the already dark blue background of the ocean.

After mapping finishes in late January 2000, the spacecraft will function as a communications satellite to relay data back to Earth from surface vehicles which will be landed on the planet as part of future Mars missions.

New satellite data indicate that this uplift and subsidence is caused by the movement of magma beneath the surface and may explain why the northern edge of the park continues to rise while the southern part of the caldera is falling.