Sentence examples for instruments for the next from inspiring English sources

SNRs choose and pass the appropriate instrument, and prepare other instruments for the next action.

As a medium-flux user facility, it serves the needs of the broader scientific community while providing training in the design and use of neutron scattering instruments for the next generation of scientists.

If one had to guess, the DOMA case appears to be stronger than the Prop 8 one, and more likely to be the instrument for the next stage in the progress toward marriage equality.

As Mr. Printup's lustrous notes filled the air, a couple of other members of the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra appeared on nearby balconies with their instruments and for the next 20 minutes a jubilant sound billowed out to meet the waves.

In this paper, we summarize the significance of dust particles around the Moon and report an overview of our instrument proposed for the next Japanese lunar mission SELENE-2.

We describe how this can be accomplished through a series of field trials using a mobile aerial vehicle that is a proxy for the exploration approaches and instrument techniques necessary for the next stage of life detection on other planets.

Mission managers will verify the functioning of the instruments over the next several months.

When Henri Cattier-Bresson, at 24, bought his first Leica in Marseilles in 1932, he found the instrument that served him for the next 70 years.

The one person that can help you with on this instrument is on vacation for the next 3 weeks.

It was suggested that a template with learning objectives, protocols, and assessment instruments be developed for the next-generation sequencing module that would encourge faculty adoption because it would allow customization of its activities to the datasets of individual investigators.

He wanted acoustic instruments and more textured arrangements for the next album, something that would plunge him deeper into the introspective shadows and subterranean beauty of a Nick Drake or a Skip Spence (co-founder of Moby Grape) rather than the scorched-earth fury of In Utero tracks like Milk It or Rape Me.