Sentence examples for angular scale from inspiring English sources

Long before MAP's first results become available, new data on some of the harmonics should arrive from several ground and balloon observations, including the Degree Angular Scale Interferometer, a South Pole experiment led by Dr. Carlstrom and Dr. Mark Dragovan of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

"We see the structure of the universe in its infancy," said Dr. John Carlstrom, a University of Chicago astrophysicist who leads the team operating the Degree Angular Scale Interferometer, or DASI (pronounced daisy), a microwave detector at a South Pole research station operated by the National Science Foundation.

"Because it has high resolution, it is spanning a wide range of angular scale.

The most intense diffraction peak (101) is clearly evident with a slight shift into low angular scale, whereas the corresponding intensity decreases compared with undoped ZnO.

It is the simplest statistical measurement of clustering, as a function of angular scale, and it corresponds to the second moment of the distribution.

Now a team using the Degree Angular Scale Interferometer (DASI), a microwave telescope based near the South Pole, has added another dimension to the map of the CMB: polarization, which is the orientation of waves of incoming light.

The other type, the scaly bulb, as seen in true lilies, has naked storage leaves, unprotected by any papery covering, that make the bulb appear to consist of a series of angular scales.

And at larger, angular scales there appear to be some anomalies, Efstathiou says.

Archeops will perform a measurement of the CMB anisotropies power spectrum from large angular scales (ℓ ⋍ 30) to small angular scales (ℓ ⋍ 800).

The ARCHEOPS experiment has measured the anisotropies of the cosmic microwave background at angular scales from 10′ up to 20°.

A possible reason is a better angular resolution of AKARI, and a resulting better recovery of galaxy pairs at smaller angular scales.