Sentence examples for experiment sending from inspiring English sources

Nasa has also joined the X-37B experiment, sending dozens of material samples, including thermal coatings, ink and window substitutes, up in the shuttle's payload.

We report the results of an experiment sending weekly text message reminders to microfinance clients in two rural banks in the Philippines on late payment and loan default.

And performance artist Aki Sasamoto will construct her own maze experiment, sending fair goers like lab-rats through a "3-D personality test".

Yahoo Mash, Yahoo's new social network experiment, sent out the first batch of invitations moments ago.

The T2K ("Tokai to Kamioka") high-intensity beam experiment sends neutrinos 300 km from an accelerator at the J-PARC facility in Japan to Super-K, and is currently exploring unknown oscillation parameters.

The experiment sends a beam of pi mesons--particles consisting of a quark and an antiquark--crashing into a liquid hydrogen target, creating a spray of secondary particles captured by the detector.

But the announcement from astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman that the cable had snapped nearly five hours into an electricity-generating experiment sent a shiver of anxiety through Mission Control.

To find out whether either theory might be correct, scientists with NASA's Cosmic Infrared Background Experiment sent a small telescope beyond the edge of the atmosphere to take clear shots of the sky in wavelengths of near-infrared light.

Any president relying more on facts than faith could have seen that his troops would be sitting ducks: Donald Rumsfeld's experiment -- sending in a light, agile force (more a Vin Diesel vehicle than a smart plan for Iraq) -- was in direct conflict with the overwhelming force needed to attempt the neocons' grandiose scheme to turn Iraq into a model democracy.

Over time, even some large American firms may experiment with sending routine work overseas because of client demands.

Her triumph i in the "Nine O'Clock Revue"led to the engagement for the hazardous experiment of sending an English musical revue to the United States.