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Long before MAP's first results become available, new data on some of the harmonics should arrive from several ground and balloon observations, including the Degree Angular Scale Interferometer, a South Pole experiment led by Dr. Carlstrom and Dr. Mark Dragovan of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

The resonantly scattered light of the Li clouds was successfully observed from several ground sites to measure thermospheric neutral wind accurately.

For the external field, resulting mainly from the magnetospheric ring current, the spherical harmonic expansion is adopted up to degree 2 and parameterized with the RC index (Olsen et al. 2014), which is a global index of magnetospheric ring current strength derived from several ground observatories.

Magnetic bipoles in this region are well documented by X-ray images from the Yohkoh spacecraft and optical images and vector magnetograms from several ground-based observatories.

The missile hones in on enemy radar after detecting signals emitted from a ground-based threat and can identify a single target from several ground-based emitters.

This 1.0 degree (approximately 75 km) resolution data set assimilates measurements from several ground-based weather stations to interpolate climatic variables.

In an attempt to capture biologically meaningful variation in the physical environment across the range of the red-backed fairy-wren, we included data from several ground-based and remotely sensed sources (Table  2).

The efficiency of the modified procedure is tested by comparing FRS based on this method with results from nonlinear dynamic analyses of MDOF systems, as well as estimates based on ESDOF systems built from the traditional MPA method, for several ground motion scenarios.

The objective is to map the rock-to-soil damage increment for the Beirut City area, for several ground-shaking scenarios (from weak to very strong) that could help to establish priorities within the framework of an improved seismic prevention policy.

Battered, but not fried, Zatarain's appeals from the adverse judgment on several grounds.

But it rejected a similar proposal from Minnesota in 2004 on several grounds, including a couple that might seem germane: that food-stamp rules would be inconsistent across state lines, and that it would perpetuate a stigma that food-stamp recipients are not capable of making buying decisions.