"We launch when we're kind of in the same orbit that they are in terms of being matched up in inclination in space, and we're just in a little different altitude"

This quote by Linda M. Godwin is referring to the procedure of releasing a spacecraft. In order to introduce a spacecraft, the spacecraft needs to be in the same orbit as the target, suggesting that the spacecraft needs to have the exact same disposition, or angle of disposition, as the target. Additionally, the spacecraft needs to be at a somewhat various elevation than the target. This is since the spacecraft should be able to reach the target without hitting it. By launching when the spacecraft remains in the exact same orbit as the target, but at a somewhat various altitude, the spacecraft can reach the target with no issues. This quote is a terrific example of the significance of precision when releasing a spacecraft.