Onboard

Check him onboard.

32 bit onboard computer.

My girl's onboard too.

Are the bombs onboard?

All right, folks. Everyone onboard.

I planned for him to see you safely onboard.

Three tonnes of cocaine was onboard

If she is onboard, where's 007?

I'm staying onboard. You won't be alone.

He doesn't want me onboard before departure.

My first night onboard, I met him.

While you've been onboard I've arranged to have your marriage annulled.

It's got 96 sensors, 36 onboard computers, 100,000 lines of behavioral autonomy code, packs more than 10 kilos of TNT in electrical onboard equivalent.

Oh, now, surely you must have some friends onboard.

I'm sorry, if she isn't listed, she's not onboard.

You see, onboard, no one dresses the first night out.

Yeah. Well, look, you go, will you? My girl's onboard.

Great honor having your eminence onboard our little brig, sir.

I'll lay odds he was trying to sneak in onboard when they nabbed him.

Now I remember. My friend and I, we saw you onboard.

They've about half a million dollars... onboard in one of the cars.

How many susceptible rich countesses onboard and how many millionaires you can fleece.

With onboard GPS, it can navigate autonomously, and it is rugged enough to self land without damage.

At lower altitudes also data processing for an onboard altitude radar will be performed.

Note The 16 steps of the scale should be applicable only to staff already onboard prior to 1 January 2000.

During each orbit, up to 450 Mbits of data will be stored onboard and relayed to the ground during station passage.

For example, a satellite system consisting of 24 spacecraft with SAR (STARLITES) onboard is under consideration for tactical use by commanders in the field, with a rapid revisit time of some 15 minutes.

So precise will the measurements be, that the tiny changes produced by the warping of space time can be detected by onboard equipment with an accuracy equivalent to the width of a human hair seen from a distance of 160 km.

It didn't occur to you, I suppose, that if you'd crashed with a woman onboard, you would have put flying back 20 years.

The active K0 IV star HU Virginis was observed with the High Resolution Imager onboard the X ray satellite ROSAT in the time between June 15 and July 12, 1994, and a gigantic x ray flare was caught in the flare onset phase.

This lightweight, low cost detector, which requires minimal onboard resources for its operation, has been designed to fly on the next generation of European mini and micro satellites.

But these favorable net benefits reflect very conservative assumptions regarding the timing of emissions reductions and when the developing world would come onboard. Optimizing investment in the portfolio over time would, for example, increase the discounted benefits by more than a factor of three.

Pakistan therefore underlines the need to address the issue in all its aspects in a duly constituted multilateral forum, so that the views and concerns of all countries can be taken onboard.

Materials returned from MIR were analysed and characterised at Seibersdorf and showed the good conditions of MIGMAS components after 3 years of operation onboard the space station.

Among the sophisticated, state of the art instruments onboard is the Irish national Low Energy Ion Detector LION, which was designed constructed mainly at Space Technology Ireland, Ltd. (STIL).

An Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between NASA and NASDA went into effect in October 1994, providing for the flight of two NASA sensors onboard the Japanese Advanced Earth Observing Satellite (ADEOS).

To that end, it identifies critical areas for further attention within the established sectors of the Programme of Action, and highlights new and emerging issues which must be taken onboard if more effective implementation of the Programme of Action is to be achieved.

a time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance

a time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance

A time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance

A time to weep, and a time to laugh a time to mourn, and a time to dance

From time to time.

With very few onboard observers, incomplete Vessel Monitoring Systems and limited oversight by flag governments, these nations have no way to verify reported catches or tackle rampant IUU (illegal, unregulated and unreported) fishing which is estimated to be 5 15 percent of the reported catch.

a time to seek, and a time to lose a time to keep, and a time to cast away