Sentence examples for launched to study from inspiring English sources

2006 In January, the New Horizons space probe is launched to study Pluto.

Sea ice in the Arctic is disappearing at a far greater rate than previously expected, according to data from the first purpose-built satellite launched to study the thickness of the Earth's polar caps.

In one article she described the telescope's new camera as "the most advanced optical camera ever launched to study the universe," not simply "the most advanced optical camera," the phrase used by Newsblaster.

The spacecraft was launched to study space weather and is due to make a close pass around the moon.

To satisfy this requirement an ESA investigation has been launched to study 15 downloads per satellite and per day at polar stations.

As part of the Dust Impact Detection System (DIDSY), several PZCs were attached to the dust shields of the Giotto spacecraft launched to study the comet Hal-ley (McDonnel et al., 1986).

And in the last 6 months, top institutions have launched efforts to study the subject.

The ETI has launched projects to study disposal of problematic and hazardous wastes, and it has developed a novel method that allows immobilization of mercury waste, thus preventing it from escaping into the environment.

Founded in 2000, Study Island was originally launched to provide a study aide to Ohio students for their graduation test.

Agrichemical and pesticide makers like Monsanto, Bayer AG and Syngenta are also launching projects to study and counter colony collapse.

The current special issue was launched to encourage RS-fMRI studies on brain disorders by reanalyzing the published data with methods supporting future CB-meta.