Sentence examples for early probe from inspiring English sources

Given the likelihood of the International Space Station coming to an end sometime during the next decade, and the announcement earlier this year by Tian Yulong, secretary-general of the China National Space Administration, to start an early probe into a Mars exploratory program, the future of human space exploration might very well be in Chinese hands.

Three of 43 (7%) studies were unsuccessful in the SC group (1 equipment malfunction after the patient dropped the recorder and 2 patients were unable to tolerate the indwelling nasal pH catheter with subsequent early probe removal).

The barren, arid, radiation-slaked landscape revealed by early probes put to rest the idea that there might be anything living on the Martian surface.

More size means fewer instruments fit on the craft, and more weight means they take up more of the payload — both restrictions that surely chafed the designers of early probes like Voyager and Galileo.

Everton's early probing made them look more likely to score, but Chelsea were presented with a penalty on 16 minutes when Johnny Heitinga brought down midfielder Josh McEachran.

We suggest that our study design emphasizing response speed coupled with well-defined early probes allowed us to extend upon similar past investigations into the timing of response inhibition.

Early probes were not used as ABPs, but rather to understand enzyme structure, active site substrate preferences, and catalytic mechanisms.

One major challenge with detection of iron using fluorescent sensors is the paramagnetic quenching nature of both ions; as such, many early probes for iron exhibit "turn off" fluorescence response to iron binding.

In the 471-page report, inspector general Michael Horowitz referred more than a dozen people for possible department disciplinary action for their roles in Operation Fast and Furious and a separate, earlier probe known as Wide Receiver, undertaken during the George Bush administration.

In that earlier probe, the inspector general looked into whether the board's lone Republican member, Brian Hayes, had been improperly urged to resign in order to kill the board's quorum and cripple it.

Overall, the pure-tone condition yielded the largest and earliest probe responses (black line and arrow in Fig.  6), followed by the resolved (blue) and then unresolved (green) IRN conditions.