Sentence examples for data museum from inspiring English sources

Using NASA data, museum workers constructed a faithful reproduction of the lunar surface at the site of the Apollo landing.

Locality data, museum voucher specimen information, haplotype data, and GenBank accession numbers for the samples from the native range of Lampropholis delicata.

Locality data, museum voucher specimen information, haplotype data, and GenBank accession numbers for the samples from the established range of Lampropholis delicata in New Zealand.

Locality data, museum voucher specimen information, haplotype data, and GenBank accession numbers for the samples from the native range of Lampropholis guichenoti.

The student will gain experience in collection and analysis of morphological data, museum-based research with direct exposure to museum specimens, and instruction in the fields of evolutionary biology, avian natural history, and ecological physiology.

Governments are freeing up their data, records and information; museums and galleries are throwing open their doors; NGOs and charities are becoming publishers; universities are opening their lecture halls; scientists and corporations are sharing knowledge in ways which would have been unimaginable even 10 years ago.

"The future of morphological research is in the digital realm, and making data on museum specimens freely available is key to that future," she said.

On Mona Island, Barnés (1946) stated that it was "found in coastal littoral where it is abundant and well distributed". Data from museum specimens indicate it was still common until 1940 (Post and Wiley 1977).

It continued to be used as a teaching device and as a typological structure for ordering data and museum displays in the 21st century, and it has become so ingrained in popular culture that it is used to organize displays of retail goods ranging from decorative arts to music to imported foods.

Sources of data included museum collections, literary sources such as journal entries and private letters, and ringing data.

"The rediscovery of the Clarion Nightsnake is an incredible story of how scientists rely on historical data and museum collections to solve modern-day mysteries about biodiversity in the world we live in," Mr Mulcahy said in a museum statement.