Sentence examples for frame of the programme from inspiring English sources

In the frame of the programme, a free-flying space robot with a high degree of autonomy, designed to perform inspection and repair tasks in the proximity of orbital structures will be developed.

Other aspects of the programme that cast doubt on Japan's intentions were: The open-ended time frame of the programme Limited scientific output A lack of cooperation and collaboration between JARPA II research and other international research on whales.

Besides that, it is based on referent frame of the programme which is evaluated.

The paper includes concise information on geodetic and geodynamic projects that are realised in international cooperation of the Central European countries in the frame of the scientific programme of the CEI WG Science and Technologyy" Section C "Geodesy".

The system should be tested on board a microsatellite built at the University of Rome "La Sapienza" in the frame of the UNISAT programme.

R&D activity has been launched in the frame of the EUROFUSION Power Plant Physics & Technology programme and in particular in the Divertor project area in order to investigate the possibility of using the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) design and fabrication technology in an EU-DEMO tokamak.

The integration system for installation of the European Helium Cooled Pebble Bed Test Blanket Module (EU HCPB TBM) in ITER being developed in the frame of the FZK Fusion programme uses three main interfaces to connect the TBM to its sub-systems.

The second author was supported in the frame of the research programme Innovational Research Incentives Scheme with project number 11300, which is financed by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research NWOO).

The study was conducted within the frame of the ACCESS Programme which was cleared by the National Institution for Medical Research of Tanzania (NIMR/HQ/R.8c/Vol. I/66) [ 47].

The Helium Cooled Pebble Bed blanket concept developed in the frame of the EPB-programme is based on the use of low activation ferritic/martensitic steel (EUROFER-97) as structural material.

The findings indicate that while laughter can alleviate tension associated with face-threat or personal failure, other forms of humour emerge in the diegetic frame as part of the programme producers' design to divert from the transactional mode of factual television to a more entertaining hybrid format based on a significant experiential component.