Sentence examples for massive instrumentation from inspiring English sources

At the same time, access to vast quantities of genomic data stored in publicly available databases can offer educators ways to engage undergraduates in authentic research and to democratize research that was previously possible only at research-intensive universities with massive instrumentation infrastructures.

The writer also noted that "Nearly every track here pits female vocals against massive, mechanical instrumentation, underscoring the plight from which the film's characters must rescue themselves".

From high energy physics to cosmology, biology, and genetics, sophisticated instrumentation, massive, high throughput experiments and observatories are increasingly leveraged by scientists and scholars to empirically validate deep, longstanding theories [3 5].

Thanks to massive improvements in computing power and instrumentation, King believes that scientists are now able to tackle "problems that 10 years ago we wouldn't have dreamed we were capable of".

(See also instrumentation; transposing musical instrument).

This instrumentation is sensitive enough to detect the gravitational perturbations massive, short period companions with the mass of Neptune or greater.

Now, we have access to massive data sets from mobile phone location services, as well as the rapid instrumentation of cities with computer vision and environmental sensors to understand on-the-ground conditions in real time.

Fittingly, the visuals are melancholily sound tracked by Massive Attack member Tricky's slow and steady vocals, and an array of equally gloomy instrumentation.

In particular, landmasses that were once buried under massive glaciers during the last ice age are slowly rising out of Earth's viscous mantle, a glacial rebound that biases instrumentation as much as 10 millimeters per year.

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He explained the instrumentation.