Sentence examples for cutting-edge instruments from inspiring English sources

"It's fantastic to see these cutting-edge instruments now enabling us to make such exciting discoveries," Professor Tuthill said.

Run by the European Southern Observatory (ESO), it became fully operational in 2000 and is packed with cutting-edge instruments.

Over the years, Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) which refers to the techniques and cutting-edge instruments for characterizing of analytes by their gas phase mobility has been gaining popularity and validity among scientific researchers for detecting chemicals.

For a minimum donation of $50,000, the International Seakeepers Society will install an unobtrusive set of cutting-edge instruments onto your vessel, making it capable of collecting vital oceanographic data as you cruise through the oceans and harbors of the world.

Researchers are using everything from simple instruments to cutting-edge brain scans to detect how music and the brain interact.

Such instrumented Cyber-physical spaces (ICPS) are technologically cutting-edge and exemplary of highly instrumented spaces of the future; Fig. 1 illustrates an example of such an ICPS.

Like most Nordic singers, Ms. Groop cut her musical teeth in choir, on a rich and varied diet of period-instrument Baroque, cutting-edge contemporary and solid classical repertory.

A bright display in the middle of the main instrument cluster uses a cutting-edge OLED (organic light-emitting diode) screen.

By combining superfast and secure networks, cutting-edge parallel computing and analytics software, and advanced scientific instruments and critical datasets across the U.S., NSF's cyber-ecosystem lets researchers investigate questions that can't otherwise be explored.

IN 1992 DEBT-LADEN General Instrument Corp. decided to ax its cutting-edge optical technology research lab.

This understanding is gained through an array of instruments, ranging from the use of satellite images to cutting-edge molecular technologies.