Sentence examples for making observations from from inspiring English sources

Dr. Edward J. Weiler, NASA's associate administrator for space science, made the decision to develop a landing craft with a rover for the 2003 Mars mission, instead of flying another spacecraft for making observations from an orbit of the planet.

He would disrupt his readers' preconceptions by making observations, from the vantage point of Lyme Regis in Queen Victoria's day, about the effect of history on the 20th century.

In this context, the encounter domain is that observed from a ship when it advances in a seaway, whereas the absolute domain is that corresponding to making observations from a fixed point in the inertial frame.

Garriott also plans to devote time to photographing the earth, in a nod to the 60 days his father spent in 1973 making observations from space station Skylab 3. Snapping pictures of urban areas, glaciers, deserts, forests and volcanoes will show how earth has changed "within a lifetime," he says.

As this ozone layer lies at an altitude of 20 40 km (12 25 miles), astronomers have to resort to rockets and satellites to make observations from above it.

While astronomers continue to seek new technological breakthroughs with which to build larger ground-based telescopes, it is readily apparent that the only solution to some scientific problems is to make observations from above Earth's atmosphere.

We can make observations from Figure 6 similar to those from Figure 4.

ALOS-2 made observations from many tracks with different line-of-sight directions.

One of the very best ways to understand the changes taking place on Planet Earth is to make observations from space.

Make observations from the diagram.

It spits fire that prevents astronomers from making observations of what is happening around it.