Sentence examples for repository opened from inspiring English sources

Mr. Allen is the astromaterials curator at the Johnson Space Center, home of the Lunar Sample Laboratory Facility, a secure repository opened in 1979 to house 842 pounds of Moon rocks and soil collected by astronauts in six visits.

And even if a disposal repository opened today, it still would take more than 30 years to ship the spent fuel from nuclear plant sites, according to a 2008 Department of Energy (DOE) estimate.

Modeling a biomedical literature repository as a comprehensive network of biomedical concepts and viewing hypotheses generation as a process of automated link discovery on the concept network representing the literature repository, opens the door for performing large-scale cross-silo biomedical hypotheses discovery.

To add Kernel repository, open Terminal and type the following command or use copy/paste method: sudo add-apt-repository ppa kernel-ppa/ppa and hit Enter.

In order to get the Siri tools, you'll need to add a specific repository: Open Cydia, then tap Manage → Sources → Edit → Add.

The current existence of on-line evaluations in such repositories has opened the possibility of searching for statistical profiles of highly-rated resources that can be used as priori indicators of quality.

The availability of public gene expression repositories has opened up a new realm of possibilities especially for microarray data analysis.

Currently, the availability of the large amounts of expression data in public repositories has opened up new challenges on microarray data analyses.

A GitHub user profile includes information on their repositories (i.e., projects) and their recent public activities, such as committing code to a repository or opening an issue report, which are usually not visible in other development environments.

The government now predicts that a waste repository will open by 2020 at the earliest, and clearing the backlog could take many decades.

The CIARD RING, a project maintained within the CIARD initiative and is led by the Global Forum on Agricultural Research GFARR), has become a machine-readable hub/switchboard to information sources such as search engines, databases, repositories, Open Archives, feeds, data sheets etc.