Sentence examples for scientists deployed from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the scientists deployed a free-swimming robot that mapped the canyon's head in greater detail.

Scientists deployed four highly sensitive instruments, both seismic and acoustic, to monitor the "fountains" or plumes of methane bubbles rising to the sea surface from beneath the seabed.

In a desperate attempt to get as much science from the lander as possible before its meagre battery reserves ran out, scientists deployed a drill to bore down into the comet surface.

Somehow, a plant gathers and integrates all this information about its environment, and then "decides" — some scientists deploy the quotation marks, indicating metaphor at work; others drop them — in precisely what direction to deploy its roots or its leaves.

About a quarter century after their discovery, high-temperature superconductors still puzzle the scientific community, but each year scientists deploy new tools in order to understand the phenomenon.

The paper finds that reaching that goal would require that greenhouse emissions "ramp down to zero immediately" and that scientists deploy means, starting in 2050, to actively remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.

Scientists deploy 'Frankenturtles' in Chesapeake Bay to boost survival of loggerheads.

But the intensity of the new offensive came into focus in February when tactics similar to those used in the killings of Iranian scientists were deployed against Israelis.

Since 1949, when the British biologist Christopher Polge successfully froze and thawed a vial of rooster sperm, scientists have deployed the technique in dozens of species, including humans, pigs, oysters and bumblebees.

Yet in project after project armies of scientists are deployed to 'measure everything'.

Over several months more than 120 scientists were deployed in 21 countries in search of frogs and salamanders that had not been seen for at least 15 years.