Sentence examples for iss filter from inspiring English sources
Right now, astronauts on board the ISS filter wastewater and then distill it to recover pure water, says Layne Carter, a systems engineer at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, who is in charge of the space station's water systems (and who is not involved in the new study).
The graphic below shows the relative proportions of different bacterial and fungal sequences the researchers found in the ISS HEPA filter and the vacuum bags from both the ISS and the JPL clean rooms.
A novel three-dimensional law based on input-to-state stability (ISS) and nonlinear robust H∞ filtering is proposed for interception of maneuvering targets in the presence of input saturation.
The most concerning finding was from the "high-efficiency particulate arrestance" (HEPA) air filter used in the ISS: 99.65% of the viable sequences they retrieved came from Actinobacteria, which, at most, accounted for only 25.25% of the viable sequences found in the JPL clean room vacuum bags.
A new comprehensive life-support system for the International Space Station (ISS) centers on a water recycling system whose specially designed filters and chemical processes cleanse waste liquids notably astronauts' urine and perspiration so that they become refreshing, drinkable water.
Shepherd, George B. (2003) "Defending the Aristocracy: ABA Accreditation and the Filtering of Political Leaders," Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy: Vol. 12 : Iss. 3, Article 9.
In order to populate a training dataset without any bias towards computational prediction methods and to reduce the noise in the training data as much as possible, we filtered out proteins that are annotated with one of IC, IEA, ISS, NAS and ND evidence codes (see Table 1).
In the most comprehensive hunt for bacteria and fungi ever done of the ISS, the team sequenced genetic material plucked from dust found in equipment that returned to Earth: an air filter used for 40 months and two used vacuum cleaner bags.
It is possible to filter the query results by choosing between GO evidence codes such as "IMP" ("Inferred from Mutant Phenotype) and "ISS" ("Inferred from Sequence or Structural Similarity").
Systematic assessment of the evidence codes of the GO terms used for the interaction filtering (BP8 and CC5) shows that a minority of terms are inferred from sequence or structural similarity (ISS) (see Additional file 4).
