Sentence examples for data recovered from a from inspiring English sources
Australian officials have confirmed that data recovered from a home flight simulator owned by the captain of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 showed that someone had used the device to plot a course to the southern Indian Ocean, where the missing jet is believed to have crashed.
John Kennedy's daughter was considered a shoo-in when she said she would like the appointment, but some Democratic activists questioned her experience.Transport-safety investigators began examining data recovered from a jet that had to ditch in the Hudson river soon after taking off from New York's LaGuardia airport on January 15th.
In this manuscript, I use GPS data recovered from a gray wolf (Canis lupus) as a motivating case study that illustrates the prevalence of 180° turning angles in movement data.
The new information, gleaned by 100 NASA engineers who spent the weekend laboring over data recovered from an old-fashioned magnetic tape, does not undermine a leading theory of the accident -- that damage to the left wing, perhaps from debris that fell off the shuttle's external fuel tank during liftoff, doomed the orbiter.
The raw data recovered from any eyetracker includes a time stamp and the x- and y-coordinates for one eye (monocular systems) or both eyes (binocular systems).
a Data recovered from Genevestigator [19].
The percentage of shrinkage of the graft is comparable to data recovered from other studies and does not represent a problem also after 5 years.
Recently, the finite element heterogeneous multiscale method (FE-HMM) has been proposed for such problems, based on a macroscopic solver with effective data recovered from the solution of micro problems on sampling domains at quadrature points of a macroscopic mesh.
The data recovered from American Airlines Flight 587 showed that the plane hit turbulence from a plane in front of it and seconds later, began to swing violently and break up before it fell 2,900 feet to the ground, killing 265 people.
This paper presents the results of a survey of UK archaeoentomological data recovered from intertidal deposits which was undertaken in order to identify patterns in archaeoentomological data that might indicate a deposit's position within a saltmarsh.
The laboratory of Romain Koszul (Institut Pasteur) developed a method that exploits chromosomal conformation capture data recovered from 11 species mixed together to re-assemble their genomes de novo, generate their genome-wide contact maps, and compare their 3D organization.
