Sentence examples for instrument time from inspiring English sources

With instrument time so precious, Frebel has to balance her observations so she can get enough data on all her target stars.

Due to limited sample amounts, instrument time considerations, and reagent costs, only a small number of replicate experiments are typically performed for quantitative proteome analyses.

FSS are networks of spacecraft trading previously inefficiently allocated and unused resources such as downlink bandwidth, storage, processing power, and instrument time.

We thank Andreas Schönle for developing the software components required for guided STED within the Imspector software package and Thorsten Lang for instrument time for preliminary hemozoin detection tests.

In its letter, LBNL said the collaboration required significant instrument time beyond the scope of a standard short-term project, and that the payments supported the operation and staffing costs of running the beamline.

The advanced sensing development approach includes a seven-dimensional (7-D) measurement instrument (time, X, Y, Z, roll, pitch, and yaw) and a smart target to facilitate the quick measurement of a robot's tool center accuracy.

Abigail Crites, Caltech, "The TIME-Pilot CII Intensity Mapping Experiment to Study the Epoch of Reionization" I will present an overview of the science and instrumentation for a new instrument, TIME-Pilot (Tomographic Ionized Carbon Intensity Mapping Experiment).

Gravity missions such as the Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) are equipped with onboard Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers for precise orbit determination (POD), instrument time-tagging, and the extraction of the long wavelength part of the Earth's gravity field.

This is a function of the instrument, time-invariant area characteristics (M j ), time period fixed effects (δ t ), and unobservable area-year factors (ε j,t ).

On the other hand, they simplify the separation stage by reducing the factorization to the estimation of instrument time-varying gains.

Even though these methods are effective, they are not easily scalable due to the costs of the process, requirement of a specialized instrument, time-consuming and the need of skilled operators.