Sentence examples for fitted with instruments from inspiring English sources

Their design uses 10-centimeter-wide boxes called CubeSats, standardized modules that for the last 10 years have been fitted with instruments and launched into space either singly or joined together like Legos.

But 2,000 holes have now been drilled in the bottom, 100,000 photographs have been taken, satellites monitor the five oceans and everywhere floats fitted with instruments rise and fall like perpetual yo-yos.

The project involves each child wearing an air-monitoring backpack, specially built by Dyson and fitted with instruments to measure nitrogen dioxide and the smallest particles, called PM2.5.

Dreadnought was one of the first vessels of the Royal Navy to be fitted with instruments for electrically transmitting range, order and deflection information to the turrets.

In both trials, the participants ran on a treadmill that was fitted with instruments to record the force of each step they took.

The probe's other arms would also be fitted with tiny instruments which would carry a piece of gel or patch that would then be inserted over the gap in the baby's spine.

Airborne telescopes designed mainly for infrared observations such as (until 1995) on the Kuiper Airborne Observatory, a jet aircraft fitted with astronomical instruments—operate at an altitude of about 12 km (40,000 feet) with flight durations limited to a few hours.

Each boat is fitted with scientific instruments which take readings of carbon dioxide and micro-plastic levels in the waters they sail through, gathering rare data on the scale of oceanic pollution.

The Great Artiste, which was the assigned aircraft of the crew with whom Sweeney most often flew, had been designated in preliminary planning to drop the second bomb, but the aircraft had been fitted with observation instruments for the Hiroshima mission.

Accurate mass measurements were run on either a Bruker MicroTOF internally calibrated with polyalanine, or a Micromass GCT instrument fitted with a Scientific Glass Instruments BPX5 column (15 m × 0.25 mm) using amyl acetate as a lock mass, by the mass spectrometry service of the Chemistry Research Laboratory, University of Oxford, UK.

On that occasion the telescope will be fitted with two new instruments, and astronomers say it should work well until the end of the decade.