Sentence examples for * nsb in from inspiring English sources

The average NSB in Hong Kong, excluding data affected by the Moon, was 16.8 mag arcsec−2, or 82 times brighter than the dark site standard established by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) [2].

Moreover, "indicators of stagnation, and even [of] decline in some subject areas" in the level of support "for U.S. R&D and especially basic research" are causing "concern," says NSB in Research and Development.

This caused NSB in 2002 to demand an interior and technical reconfiguration by Bombardier.

Four Class 66 units were ordered by the Norwegian State Railways (NSB) in 1939, to be used as express trains on the then newly or shortly-to-be electrified Sørland- and Østfold Lines.

The units were ordered by NSB in 1992 as replacements for the aging Di 3, and were particularly intended for use on the Nordland Line and to a lesser extent on the Røros Line.

The units were never well-liked by NSB, in part because of the bad name the first series had given, and partly because the number of available units was unpredictable.

Therefore, almost all SBs and NSBs in RIB326 are located at the same positions of those in RIB40 and the higher mutation frequency in NSBs is consistent using either RIB326 or RIB40 genomes.

The parameters of the position specific base contributions to the probe affinity are estimated in an NSB experiment in which only NSB but no gene-specific binding is expected.

US, UK, and Yemeni military and diplomatic sources confirmed that British personnel worked in a Joint Operations Room at the NSB, assisting in intelligence gathering.

Sytze, his father, had become a member of the pro-Nazi Dutch NSB party in the 30s; after the war this meant an internment camp for him and social rejection for his wife and four children.

Born in 1946, Lt Gen Mamluk is the director of the Baath Party Regional Command's National Security Bureau (NSB), which in theory co-ordinates the work of Syria's intelligence agencies and formulates recommendations for the president.