Sentence examples for deployment of instruments from inspiring English sources

EDIOS will constitute a prerequisite for the full implementation of EuroGOOS by allowing for the first time an analysis of the continuously available data for operational models in Europe, and hence the ability to optimise the deployment of instruments, and the design of sampling strategy and devices in routine and repeated operation.

YO supported the deployment of instruments at NAI and KAP.

SS supported the deployment of instruments at KAP, and the development of the image-processing software for the all-sky imagers.

NN contributed to the deployment of instruments at IST. IS is the Project Manager of the Arase mission and contributes from the start of the PWING project with YM, the Arase Project Scientist.

Data gathered by underwater sensors at three sites where glaciers meet the sea (including a yearlong deployment of instruments in Icy Bay, Alaska, shown) reveal that the noise persists year-round and is loudest at frequencies between 1 and 3 kilohertz, more or less the pitches in a piano's two uppermost octaves, the researchers reported online this week in Geophysical Research Letters.

I intend to stay true to the path of the unknown in the pursuit of a career in Astrophysics, mainly in the development of new observational instruments and deployment of such instruments at the best-suited locations, primarily the high Antarctica plateau.

He also led the design and deployment of digital instruments for other EHT sites.

In the past decade, there have been considerable improvements in our understanding of MLT dynamics, improvements driven in part by the development and deployment of new instruments and techniques.

The deployment of the instruments at those exact geographical coordinates was based on ease of access to the sites, human activity level near these regions and sensitivity of the apparatuses in the water depths placed.

A new president should utilize the patient deployment of all instruments of national power, emphasizing intelligence, information operations and covert action.

The deployment of new instruments that can observe across a wide range of the electromagnetic spectrum, along with neutrino detectors, means that the next such event will almost certainly be detected.