Examples of using First launch in English and their translations into Spanish
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Cooperation with the Russian Federation includes the first launch of the INTERBALL magnetosphere study programme,
The first launch of this range offers two textile effects,
However, after the user's first launch of the desktop, the system removes it from the Assignments tab's list
At the first launch, choose the Parrot Disco-Pro from the list of drones, and then proceed to editing the flight plan.
To use an external database with an application running in Elastic Beanstalk, first launch a DB instance with Amazon RDS.
Since the first launch of Taiwan KK's SUPER ARMOR series last year our protective turnout gear is conquering the far eastern markets.
This feature is disabled by default after the first launch so that reboots of this instance don't change a password set by the user.
Factory tests were completed in 1977 with 32 launches from the MiG-31 prototype, the first launch being against a MiG-17 drone on 26 March 1977.
be upgraded after that, using the automated steps of the Upgrade wizard that opens after the first launch of Veeam Backup& Replication console.
First launch Freelance and create a new presentation
First launch Visio and create a new document
When you first launch the editor, a list of your saved worlds will be displayed.
SpaceX announced plans to fly its earliest missions to Mars using its Falcon Heavy launch vehicle prior to the completion, and first launch, of any ITS vehicle.
First launch of the book, that is presented as a mobile showcase in the best circuits of art globally, will take part
In its first launch in Milan we had a fun lenticular impression
The other project was the first launch of a large stratospheric balloon with a heavy payload which took place in January 1988 from Williams Field under operation of the balloon branch of the U.S.
Skillaware is the first launch of many more expected from sedApta Group's innovative Sestri Levante R&D Lab,
The mission was the first launch of a large, zero-pressure, high-volume balloon in Antarctica
In August, the first launch of United States research hardware aboard a Russian Progress rocket included an acceleration measurement system to support both United States and Russian research programs.
SpaceX originally planned to be ready to accomplish the first launch at pad 39A- a Falcon Heavy- as early as 2015,