Sentence examples for instruments ground from inspiring English sources

These include seismic instruments, ground penetrating radar and microgravity.

NASA's MIDEX program provides frequent flight opportunities for scientific investigations from space for missions of cost up to $140M (FY1998), including launch, spacecraft, instruments, ground systems, operations and data analysis.

Participants rated clinical marker states (CMS) to make respondents familiar with the task of preference instruments, ground their ratings in relation to other health states, and help investigators interpret patient ratings.

This article describes a 6-stage iterative process for developing accessible computer-administered measurement instruments grounded in the procedures implemented across several major measurement initiatives.

However, contrary to what is observed for conventional altimetry, long-wavelength ocean waves of a few hundred meters (swell and extreme wind waves) are no longer fully imaged in the instrument ground cells, and SAR waveforms have distorted shapes in such wave conditions.

There are three main characteristics that define the performance of this instrument: ground penetration (due to the operational frequency, the observed echoes can be related to reflections from surface or subsurface), spaceborne operation (the first reflection does not necessarily correspond to the nadir reflection), and nadir looking SAR (there will always be left/right ambiguities).

A platinum wire (0.127 mm diameter, Sigma, St . Louis MO) was inserted through the capillary into the solution and electrospray was initiated and maintained by applying 1 1.3 kV to the wire (relative to instrument ground).

We performed a multi-instrument ground-based and satellite study of substorm-related phenomena during auroral breakup.

The SSSMQ potentially represents an instrument, grounded in the views of patients who have had experienced stroke, with which to evaluate the impact of interventions on stroke self-management competency following stroke.

Internet protocols and technologies are under study as a future means to provide seamless dynamic communication among heterogeneous instruments, spacecraft, ground stations, constellations of spacecraft, and science investigators.

Both possibilities are opened by coupling these instruments with ground based telescopes having short focal ratios, like those designed for far infrared studies.