Sentence examples for research installations from inspiring English sources
More than 50 national and international corporations maintain research installations in the borough.
According to Thomas, who was a lifelong friend of Sargant's, Olson told Sargant that he had visited secret joint American-British testing and research installations near Frankfurt.
These stations, together with USDA research centres around the country, comprise a network of coordinated research installations in the agricultural sciences.
Kelly has a tactile feeling for watery surfaces, and he works with vast industrial spaces, huge research installations that seem to be all metal exoskeleton and eerie white light.
But Mr. Holt, 52, had worked the district assiduously in his two years in Washington, stressing his concerns for quality-of-life issues like the environment, and his interest, as a physicist, in strengthening the district's big technical and research installations.
Mr. Hussein told a meeting of about 30 top political and military leaders that the point might come when Iraq would show its "anger" at having to accept the inspections, which began last week and quickly extended to about 20 top-secret nuclear, biological and chemical warfare research installations, as well as one of Mr. Hussein's many palaces.
Still lean and vigorous at 80, he had been in the galleries all afternoon, consulting on placement and eagerly offering to research installation methods in his personal archives.
The input data regarding the gas generator and the process gas were collected in real experiments on the research installation.
Detailed scheme of the research installation together with the measurement points locations are presented in the paper.
In this context, a geothermal URL represents a worldwide unique research installation with specific environmental settings being required for EGS development.
There's also a shortage of "midsized" facilities--those costing tens of millions of dollars, from submersible research vessels to synchrotron beamlines--that are too pricey for individual programs yet too small to rank as a major research installation.
