shuttles造句

a bus that shuttles between two points.

And, of course, it depends how you measure the shuttles.

Look, the Great Wall shuttles in the cloud.

This plane shuttles between Washington and New York.

Process shuttles for the. 28-nm LPH process are available now, Samsung said.

Info It's that easy. Just go to the south curb under the sign shuttles and wait.

When you told me about your new job repairing relativity shuttles, I was secretly glad.

To prepare for the project, shuttles flew to Mir from 1995 to 1998.

The shuttles consigned American astronauts to low orbits, going round and round, unable to strike out to distant destinations.

The space shuttles came next, enabling hundreds of people to fly into orbit, including men and women without military backgrounds.

A winch shuttles back and forth, and side to side, on a grid of rails above stacks of containers.

Bats and vultures have besieged space shuttles at the launch pad, not to mention lightning, which tried and failed to tackle NASA? S mightiest rocket.

They're big and fast and fly in space, but NASA's space shuttles are far from being shiny white spaceships straight off the factory floor.

In 134 missions, the five space shuttles have ferried 355 astronauts half a billion miles in space, turning heroic feats into the routine.

The shuttles can carry a far greater load into orbit than any other rockets now in use, and can also bring heavy items back to the ground.

The shuttles (Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour) are being retired to make way for a new space plan aimed at sending astronauts to an asteroid by 2025 and ultimately onto Mars.

This article is a summary made by Zhengzhou No. 3 Cotton Mill on the trial-use of injection-moulded all-plastic shuttles developed by Henan No. 1 TextileAccessories Factory.

But a fully reusable spacecraft proved too hard to build, which is why the shuttles carry a huge external fuel tank that is ditched into the ocean after each flight.

The agency wants any spaceships flying its astronauts to be an order of magnitude safer than the space shuttles, which are being retired in 2011 after two or possibly three missions.

Tired, as if sitting on the time shuttles, let me return to childhood, through the village in front of the quiet bamboo trails, through the village clear stream, climbing up the small hills and the young companions, watching the red, white, purple, powder of the mountain flowers, over the mountains.