Reentry in a sentence

It's directly on the CZ-5B reentry track, 2100 km downrange from the Space-Track reentry location.

Earlier this month the range for reentry was given as sometime between March 29 and April 9. Scientist Dr. Marco Langbroek has offered up a new and more precise date of reentry for the space station.

Approximately ten minutes before reentry into Earth's atmosphere, the cone-shaped Command Module containing the three crewmembers separated from the Service Module, which would burn up during reentry.

At around 07:35 UT, the two parts of the spacecraft began reentry and went through strong gyrations as Vostok 1 neared Egypt. At this point the wires broke, the two modules separated, and the descent module settled into the proper reentry attitude.

The capability of the Command Module's heat shield to survive a trans-lunar reentry was demonstrated by using the Service Module engine to ram it into the atmosphere at higher than the usual Earth-orbital reentry speed.

Carlos Montes, 30, disappeared from the Male Community Reentry Program in Los Angeles while serving a 5-year sentence for robbery and evading police.

Conceptualized and written by justice-impacted people, the pilot project hopes to demonstrate that reentry support improves student retention in Maine and recidivism, while simultaneously reducing the systemic inequities justice-impacted students face.

Instead of counselors or clinical providers, recovery coaches are volunteers trained to mentor and support recovery and reentry — with added compassion and wisdom from their own backgrounds.

Is there a lot with a flat 24-hour rate and reentry privileges?

I was on my porch with a telescope waiting, hoping to catch a glimpse of the reentry.

I wouldn’t want to end our conversation without saying that women with incarcerated loved ones are the reentry system of this country.

Last session, lawmakers narrowly defeated a version of the Medicaid Reentry Act, which was tucked into the Build Back Better Act.

Skeptics may balk at the idea of paying wages to people in jail, but not only are the vast majority merely waiting to be exonerated at trial, the alternative is to continue setting innocent people up to fail upon reentry.

The house she operates, for example, is geared solely for women coming out of jail with no approved reentry plan to gain release.

They can help assess how effective rehabilitative or reentry programs and post-sentence probation programs are in lowering the number of reoffenders with certain criminal histories, such as substance use.

Whitegate park will be near Columbia Insurance Group and the Reentry Opportunity Center.

Alabama is part of a nationwide initiative, Reentry 2030, which aims to cut recidivism in half by 2030.

However, the company was unable to test the spacecraft’s ability to survive reentry when the final burn of the Ariane 6, intended to deorbit the stage, failed.

Instead, some of the nearly three-ton piece of hardware survived reentry and crashed through the roof of a Naples, Florida, home.

It came down around the time the US Space Command logged a piece of debris from the ISS making reentry—and it was on a path for southwest Florida.