Sentence examples for cosmic study from inspiring English sources
In 1998, the IAA decided to develop a new Cosmic Study following a suggestion by its President, M. Yarymovych, based on work I initiated in 1993.
This paper presents the results of an IAA cosmic study on the Next Steps in Exploring Deep Space, the goal of which is to provide a vision for the scientific exploration of space by humans in the first half of the 21st Century.
Leader within the International Academy of Astronautics of a Cosmic Study concerning the effects on humans of space radiation.
The COSMIC study interviewed fewer participants (14 participants), focussed primarily on drug use rather than experience of symptoms and included non specific psychosis and bipolar illness [ 16].
The COSMICMart (11) consists of a single data set, which allows users to retrieve information about the sample, gene, mutation, site and histology, plus details such as Entrez, UniProt, Ensembl gene, PubMed and COSMIC study IDs.
"New discoveries made by Compton changed our view of the universe in fundamental ways," said Dr. Alan Bunner, NASA's director of cosmic studies.
"Our result is important because it eliminates any doubt that these radio bursts are truly of cosmic origin," study co-author Victoria Kaspi, of McGill University in Montreal, Canada, said in a statement.
Extracting and interpreting this information is a key goal of cosmic dust studies.
Cosmic ray studies, in particular UHECR, can be in general supported by a directional, easily deployable, simple and robust detector.
Some unknown historical facts of cosmic ray studies in the north-east of the former Soviet Union related to the Yakutsk scientific group are reported for the benefit of the international scientific community.
We present the results of the accelerator tests and comparisons to simulations, demonstrating (1) the effectiveness of the Compton Scatter TRD approach; (2) the performance of conducting aluminum foils; and (3) the ability of a TRD to measure energies approximately an order of magnitude higher than previously used in very high-energy cosmic ray studies.
