Sentence examples for grounding instrument from inspiring English sources

The song that best distilled the concert's spirit was his anthem, "Freedom Highway," in which her voice became the grounding instrument and steering mechanism in a collective march of people united in faith.

A ground instrument installed in Kenya to detect the extremely low-frequency sound waves of nuclear explosions recorded a signal generated 2 minutes before the prediction (see image), according to meteor specialist Peter Brown of the University of Western Ontario in London, Canada.

Since InSAR allows surface deformation measurements over vast areas without requiring any ground instrument deployment, it is a most suitable choice for employment in the current socio-economic conditions of Mongolia.

In addition to satellites, forecasters rely on data from balloons and from ground instruments that can infer temperature and moisture conditions many miles up.

The first method required a device ensuring a perfect data synchronization between on-board and ground instruments which was impossible.

The 1976 crisis occurred before the availability of high quality SO2 measurements from ground instruments and from satellite remote sensing.

NASA operates ground instruments to pick up those kinds of signals all over the world, according to Marshall Space Flight Center media officer Kim Newton.

The geophysical context of these observations is presented and discussed with the support of UV images of POLAR and ground instruments.

Ground instruments are automated to reduce the "personnal equation" and place that origin in the atmosphere and/or in the sun.

Two major thrusts are manifested in the current program direction, the integration of ground instruments for the remote-sensing of the magnetosphere ionosphere system (geospace monitoring), and the development and flight of a small satellite for the study of particle acceleration and radio tomography in the auroral ionosphere (enhanced polar outflow probe).

Scientists have mainly relied on a relatively sparse array of ground instruments.