Sentence examples for technological laboratories from inspiring English sources

It oversees the development of spacecraft, and it has its own technological laboratories and extensive facilities for testing spacecraft and components under simulated launch and in-space conditions.

The Technological Laboratory of the Danish Ministry for Fisheries and The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark.

In June a delegation from Uruguay, composed by professionals of the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries and the Technological Laboratory of Uruguay (LATU) was received to be trained at SAG's premises.

Through the years standard analyses were performed in chemical-technological laboratory including especially analysis by means of optical microscopy, microchemical analyses or X-ray fluorescence [37].

For the identification of lead tin yellows in the 36 artworks of Bohemian provenance 57 micro-samples from archive of the chemical-technological laboratory of the National Gallery in Prague were used.

Analyses using the SEM/EDX method were carried out on a JEOL JSM 6460 LA in the chemical-technological laboratory of the National Gallery in Prague or on a JEOL JXA 50A/EDAX electron micro-analyzer in the Geological Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic.

The authors thank to Technological Characterization Laboratory of Department of Mining and Petroleum, University of São Paulo (LCT-EPUSP) for SEM analyses; FAPESP process 2015/09222-1; and 3M ESPE for the donation of the material.

Beat-to-beat time series (HRV signal) were analyzed by a computer program produced and validated in our technological development laboratory [ 21].

Normalised expression data generated from different technological platforms and laboratories were then further processed to eliminate potential bias.

Currently, there is still a large technological gap between laboratory research technologies and the products used in the clinic.

In comparison with a 20th‐century technological center, a laboratory until the middle of the 19th century was a place for meditation upon benign and self‐contained mysteries.