Sentence examples for experiment campaign from inspiring English sources

In the experiment campaign of 2010, the H mode operation and 1 MA operation have been gotten on EAST.

A viable architecture must also support real-time node status monitoring, experiment campaign planning and execution, and data gathering/analysis facilities.

Test results, gathered during recent experiment campaign, reveal that the new antennas have achieved their goal: A significant reduction of ICRF heating induced W impurity generation at the antennas.

These are complemented by data from the three conjugate point stations: Boa Vista (02.8°N; 60.66°W, dip angle: 22.5°) in the north and Campo Grande (20.45°S; 54.65°W, dip angle: −22.5°) in the south, and an equatorial station, Cachimbo (9.47°S; 54.83°W, dip angle: −3.9°) that were operated during the 2002 COPEX (Conjugate Point Experiment) campaign conducted in Brazil.

Nearly co-located and simultaneous measurements from instrumented Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) (Lawrence and Balsley 2013), balloon-borne radiosondes, and the 46.5 MHz middle and upper atmosphere (MU) radar were made for the first time at the Shigaraki MU observatory during the ShUREX (Shigaraki UAV Radar Experiment) campaign in June 2015.

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The application of this system has been demonstrated in the HT-7 and TRIAM-1M tokamaks during their 2004 experiment campaigns.

The BEARPEX (Biosphere Effects on Aerosols and Photochemistry Experiment) campaigns were conducted at a ponderosa pine plantation located between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, California.

Let's hope he's right, because after nearly four decades, America has nothing to show for its failed experiment with campaign finance restrictions.

A Sports of The Times column on Wednesday, about the inglorious end of Joe Paterno's so-called Grand Experiment, his campaign to prove that football excellence and academic integrity could coexist, misspelled the surname of a former communist dictator in referring to efforts to cling to a sense of normalcy.

The whole idea of a control group — designating a group of voters whom you don't contact for the purposes of an experiment — spooks campaign officials, as does the notion of investing in research that may not yield results until after election day.