Sentence examples for instrument suite from inspiring English sources

In this study, we use 2.5 years of electric and magnetic field measurements collected with the Electric and Magnetic Field Instrument Suite and Integrated Science EMFISISS) instrumentation suite of the Van Allen Probes mission to train, validate, and test a neural network.

It will carry an exobiology instrument suite, known as "Pasteur", to look for signs of past or present life.

Besides IASI data the processor also includes information from the companion instruments AVHRR, AMSU-A, MHS, as well as Level 2 products from the ATOVS instrument suite.

The instrument suite includes a visible/near-IR imager, a magnetic field and plasma suite, a dust analyzer, and a gimbaled high gain antenna to perform radio science.

The design of the instrument suite was strongly influenced by mass limitations, with eight sensor subsystems having a total mass of approximately 100 g.

An overview on the Product Processing Facility (PPF) for the Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) and the Advanced TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder ATOVSS) instrument suite in the Core Ground Segment of the EUMETSAT Polar System (EPS) is presented.

One of the Phoenix instrument suites, MECA, was able to look for key chemical signatures in the resulting muddy soup, and the signature of perchlorate was quite clear.

The benefits of instrument combinations and integration into instrument suites are discussed and examples of potential exploration suites are given for the investigation of planetary shape, size and mass, their surface and subsurface properties, moons and rings and the analyzing of planetary atmospheres, exospheres, ionospheres, and magnetospheres.

The benefits of instrument combinations and integration into instrument suites are discussed, and examples of potential exploration suites are given for the investigation of planetary shape, size, and mass, their surface and subsurface properties, moons and rings, and the analysis of planetary atmospheres, exospheres, ionospheres, and magnetospheres.

Among Lully's other works are many sacred compositions, including the famous Miserere and a number of motets; dances for various instruments; suites for trumpets and strings, a form that became very popular in England during the Stuart Restoration (from 1660); and the Suites de Symphonies et Trios.

The broadened range has augmented the list of atmospheric constituents and properties that can be extracted from a single instrument or suite of instruments.