Sentence examples for optical radio from inspiring English sources

P. B. Price, "Comparison of optical, radio, and acoustical detectors for ultrahigh-energy neutrinos," Astroparticle Phys.5, 43 (1996).

We now know these waves are out there, and encode priceless cosmic information unavailable to optical, radio or any other form of electromagnetic astronomy.

Explore these interactive images by turning on and off the different kinds of light incorporated into the composite (X-ray, optical, radio, infrared, etc).

When astronomers compared these data with models for much smaller-scale black holes, they found a similar distribution of optical, radio, and X-ray light.

To accomplish these goals, each STEREO spacecraft will be equipped with a set of optical, radio and in situ particles and fields instruments.

The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory has a Visiting Scientist and Visiting Student Program to expand scholarly exchange in atomic and molecular physics; infrared, optical, radio, and X-ray astronomy; planetary sciences; geophysics; solar and stellar physics; and theoretical astrophysics.

This course covers telescope design, optics design and instrumentation for wavelengths from optical to radio and their relation to current research needs.

Double inspection with optical and radio images is preferable for high accuracy diagnosis, and real time radio imaging is also promising for real time surgery with an endoscope.

Optical and radio emissions have provided much of the information on the interstellar medium.

The course covers methods in optical and radio astronomy and selected topics in astrophysics.

Unlike conventional optical instruments, radio telescopes can work in bad weather and are less troubled by cosmic dust.