Sentence examples for experiment schedule from inspiring English sources

The obtained results have been analysed thanks to an experiment schedule.

The battery test bench is built and the experiment schedule is designed.

Plasma was collected at baseline, and at the time point when ALI model was diagnosed (T0) and the end of the experiment schedule (8 h after T0).

Superconducting tokamaks like KSTAR, EAST and ITER need elaborate magnetic controls mainly due to either the demanding experiment schedule or tighter hardware limitations caused by the superconducting coils.

Table 3 Experiment schedule Day Activity Presentation Local Time (Hour) 1 Training Motivational + Classroom 2,0     Concepts +         Experiment design     8 Training SourceMiner + Lab 2,0     Exercise Lab   18 Pilot - Lab 1,5 20 Experiment - Lab 2,0.

An actual staffed mission, if one occurs, could be decades off, but Russian scientists and officials said the Mars-500 project, which will culminate in a 520-day isolation experiment scheduled to start next year, was an indication of Russia's revitalized role in space exploration after years of struggling to keep a foothold in orbit.

So in addition to the breathless wonder of Washingtonians who woke up early that Sunday this past March to witness the implosion on television (as well as the countless slow-motion replays), that Seattle mega-event produced a unique experiment: scheduled vibrations on the fault zone and in the midst of this populous city equivalent to a 2.3 magnitude temblor.

A $1.5 billion seven-ton cosmic-ray experiment scheduled to be carried aloft July 29 on the space shuttle Endeavour won't be ready until August, according to the experiment's leader, Samuel Ting of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, delaying the end of the 29-year-old shuttle program.

Cosmic Ray Energetics and Mass (CREAM) is a balloon-borne experiment scheduled for launching from Antarctica in late 2004.

The PAMELA satellite-borne experiment, scheduled to be launched in 2004, is designed to provide a better understanding of the antimatter component of the cosmic rays.

The PAMELA (Payload for Antimatter Matter Exploration and Light-nuclei Astrophysics) satellite-borne experiment, scheduled to be launched in 2003, aboard a Soyuz TM2 rocket, is designed to provide a better understanding of the antimatter component of cosmic rays.