There were charts made, measurements marked off, drawings sketched, notes taken.
They also took blood and made measurements to determine how humans reacted to being in space.
With technology having made measurements more accurate, Gov. Bill Owens moved the plaque down five steps, to the 13th step.
The Babar and Belle experiments made measurements of hadrons containing bottom quarks, decaying to muons or to taus.
It illustrates the limits of logic and the shortcomings of the most quickly made measurements and widely cited metrics.
Curiosity, which has been trundling across the planet for a little over a year, made measurements from Martian spring to late summer, coming up empty for methane.
Mariners 2 (launched Aug. 27, 1962) and 5 (launched June 14 , 1967 passed Venus within 35,000 and 4,000 km (22,000 and 2,500 miles), respectively, and made measurements of temperature and atmospheric density.
Naturally the models and designers remember things in their own way, recalling mainly the mishaps (all the sets had to be scrapped because the designer Joe Eula had made measurements in inches and not centimeters), the flaming egos and a pointed absence of hospitality on the part of the French.
December 28 , 1798Dundee, Scotland November 23, 1844 Edinburgh, Scotland Thomas Henderson, (born Dec. 28, 1798, Dundee, Angus, Scot. died Nov. 23, 1844, Edinburgh), Scottish astronomer who, as royal astronomer at the Cape of Good Hope (1831 33), made measurements that later allowed him to determine the parallax of a star (Alpha Centauri).
