Sentence examples for instrumentation projects from inspiring English sources

He has been working on many kinds of astronomical topics through various instrumentation projects, especially focusing on wide field imaging.

This article describes the main capabilities of the instrument, its performance as experimentally verified during the commissioning, and its relevance to currently starting ESS instrumentation projects.

The goals of the instrumentation projects are to push the sensitivity and spatial, spectral, and/or temporal resolutions as far as physically possible.

Those belt-tightening measures included taking all new major science instrumentation projects off the table.

Sound sultan worked on audio and instrumentation projects at Ampex in high school; played integral role in developing first videotape recording system.

A new powder diffractometer aiming for high angular, and thus high reciprocal space, resolution is being constructed within the Neutron Beam Instrumentation Project at the upcoming Australian Neutron Source OPAL, near Sydney.

My current instrumentation project involved working with Michael Niemack on designing and building a Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS), designed to work in the submillimeter/millimeter to be used for testing the transmissive properties of various optical components currently being designed for telescopes operating in this wavelength regime.

To us, the basic principles of PCT seemed quite congruent with the purpose of the current instrumentation project, as stated by Kelly, "how the human process flows, how it strives in new directions as well as in old, and how it may dare for the first time to reach into the depths of newly perceived dimensions".

A computerized "fly-by-wire" stabilizing system issues continuous commands to control surfaces in the tail and wings, and a "heads-up-display" instrumentation system projects flying and combat data onto a transparent screen in front of the pilot.

CDP, EN, JAD, CH, CJF, and TRE developed the instrumentation and project plan.

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