Sentence examples for complex of laboratories from inspiring English sources

The report said she worked in a complex of laboratories in the Fairchild building at the north end of Columbia's main campus.

Eventually, after 20 or so additional shuttle flights, the station is to be a 500-ton, $60 billion complex of laboratories for studying everything from novel industrial processes to the impact of weightlessness on bones.

Zhao Hang, the president of the China Automotive Technology and Research Center, a government-affiliated complex of laboratories based here that organized the conference and that collaborates closely with automakers, expressed misgivings about further limits on car registrations.

After agents knocked over a huge complex of laboratories in the southeastern Colombian jungles in 1984 -thus proving the cartel's existence - the Reagan Administration began to look up a blind alley for evidence of a connection between Colombian leftists and the traffickers.

Vilab II, a complex of laboratories, staff housing and screened-in chimp bungalows set in the rain forest about 40 miles from Monrovia, is one of several hepatitis research institutes that are attempting the difficult task of returning "retired" chimpanzees to the wild in Africa.

A NASA microgravity laboratory called Destiny and other elements were subsequently joined to the station, with the overall plan calling for the assembly, over a period of several years, of a complex of laboratories and habitats crossed by a long truss supporting four units that held large solar-power arrays and thermal radiators.

When completed in five years, the research outpost is to be a complex of six laboratories.

With an annual budget of about $6 billion, a staff of more than 7,000, a complex of federal laboratories and contracts with universities and industrial research organizations, Dr. Seamans faced the fallout from the Arab oil embargo of 1973-4.

"Ten years ago, you needed a teaspoon of blood just to measure a child's exposure to lead," said Dr. Richard J. Jackson, the director of the National Center of Environmental Health, a complex of federal laboratories in Atlanta.

The facilities that reported the accidents have a notorious past, having once been part of a larger complex of Soviet laboratories and testing facilities devoted to the science of biological warfare.

In the late 1990s, in concert with Russia, the European Space Agency, Japan, and Canada, the United States undertook construction of the ISS, a modular complex of habitats, laboratories, trusses, and solar arrays intended to be a permanently inhabited outpost in Earth orbit.