Sentence examples for as observatory from inspiring English sources

Bowen retired as observatory director in 1964, becoming a distinguished-service staff member.

Among his few but notable students were Harlow Shapley, who became director of Harvard College Observatory, Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1921, Donald Menzel, who followed Shapley to Harvard in the 1930s to establish a major training program in astrophysics, and Lyman Spitzer, Jr., who succeeded Russell as observatory director at Princeton.

Ollinger's successor as observatory director, C. J. Loria, lasted just 4 months.

Some enumeration lists are even hierarchically structured, such as observatory region and observed region, as demonstrated in Fig. 5.

For instance, the basic algorithm did not allow for surface measurements such as observatory hourly-means (OHM) data, which are known to greatly enhance field separation.

It is based on satellite observations (Ørsted, CHAMP, SAC-C and SWARM A, B and C) as well as observatory monthly mean data.

Nasa has been suggesting that the hangout could be used as a stepping stone by local organisations such as observatories, schools or clubs, for real events.

Working in an observatory was therefore very appealing, and at that time (as is still the case a few years later) there were plenty of positions as observatories expanded their horizons to the new generation of large telescopes.

Instrument and Platform classes with information about the sensors and carriers of the sensors, such as observatories or satellites, provide contextual information.

The most successful future integration of UAS for volcano monitoring programs will likely include all of the above as observatories supplement existing monitoring networks (e.g., seismic networks, GPS stations, gas monitoring, weather stations) with UAS technology.

At the same time, the field behavior between the time moments of absolute observations can be fully taken into account, as observatories normally provide continuous and independent registration of both relative variations of the field components and its modulus values.