Sentence examples for composition instrument from inspiring English sources

We have used the data from comprehensive measurements onboard the Geotail satellite, including the low-energy particles (LEP/EAi, EAe) (Mukai et al. 1994), the energetic particles and ion composition instrument (EPIC/ICS) (Williams et al. 1994), and the magnetic fields (MGF) (Kokubun et al. 1994).

We present a preliminary report on the computations of the mean energy of response for the Climax neutron monitor (CL/NM) and IMP 8 cosmic ray nuclear composition instrument to GCR protons for 1973 1998, covering the solar cycles 21 and 22.

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By Alex Ross In recent Monk compositions, instruments dance actively alongside voices.

The COSAC (Cometary Sampling and Composition experiment) instrument was chosen to study the first samples rather than the UK-built PTOLEMY instrument.

Preparations include musical composition, rehearsal, instrument making or repair, and the assembling of dance regalia.

Measurements from the energetic particles and ion composition (EPIC) instrument on Geotail were used to seek the cause for storm intensity enhancement.

The satellite carries the energetic particle and ion composition (EPIC) instrument that measures the energetic ion flux (9.4 212 keV/e) and enables the investigation of long-term variations of the ion composition in the plasma sheet for solar cycles 22 24.

The plasma and suprathermal ion composition (PLASTIC) instrument will measure kinetic properties and charge states of solar wind ions and suprathermal ions as part of the solar terrestrial relations observatory (STEREO) mission.

More recently, using data obtained by the energetic particle and ion composition (EPIC) instrument onboard the Geotail satellite, Nosé et al. (2009) studied the variations of the ion composition in the plasma sheet for more than 16.3 years (from 17 October 1992 to 21 February 2009) to confirm that the He+/H+ and O+/H+ flux ratios depend on the F10.7 index with stronger correlation for O+/H+.

Concerto, plural concerti, or concertos, since about 1750, a musical composition for instruments in which a solo instrument is set off against an orchestral ensemble.