Sentence examples for survey looking for from inspiring English sources

Years after Congress ordered NASA to pull the plug on a survey looking for alien radio signals from the stars, the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, or SETI, as it is known to aficionados, seems to have gradually achieved a modicum of respect in the halls of Washington.

At first blush, another potential problem comes from NASA's Widefield Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE), a satellite that completed an all-sky survey looking for the heat of brown dwarfs or giant planets.

It can be used as a quick screening adjunct to the primary survey looking for acute brain injury in those unstable for transfer.

Dr. Schuster and Dr. Hayes said they hoped their findings would make it easier for southern Africans to be included in surveys looking for the roots of genetic disease.

The researchers report online in Nature today that they were scouring through several astronomical surveys looking for bright objects in the very early universe called quasars, galaxies that burn very bright because their central black holes are consuming material so fast.

The survey was looking for bowhead whales in an area of the Chukchi Sea that includes tracts the federal government leases to oil and gas companies.

The British Antarctic Survey is looking for a plumber and an electrician to work at its Bird Island Research Station, which is 650 miles south of the Falklands.

Aboard his campaign plane on Friday afternoon, one of them appeared vaguely panic-stricken and did a quick survey, presumably looking for cameras, when the Texas governor appeared among a few members of the press corps cradling a book titled "Spanish for Dummies".

Dr Massey and his colleagues were able to map the matter (both dark and visible) in the bit of the firmament covered by the Cosmic Evolution Survey by looking for characteristic distortions in the shape of distant galaxies that only Hubble, which is beyond the image-blurring effects of the atmosphere, can see.

The Harlequin Ladybird Survey is looking for records of any ladybird sightings.

Now that you know how to read the notations, you can find the exact starting point on the survey by looking for a POB for point of beginning Now that you know how to read the notations, you can find the exact starting point on the survey by looking for a POB for point of beginning or a COM meaning commence at.