Sentence examples for the full satellite from inspiring English sources

We find strong linear relationships between the mean values calculated from the samples and the corresponding averages based on the subsets of the full satellite images.

When the full satellite system is operational, it will be producing daily some eight terabytes of data to detail the state of Earth's land surface, its oceans and its atmosphere.

Both the overall damage percentage (observation: 21.7%, simulation: 21.4%) as well as the comparison of spatial damage patterns showed good correspondence between observations and predictions (prediction accuracy: 60.4%) if the full satellite-derived structural and spatial heterogeneity of the landscape was taken into account.

A full satellite view of the tornado damage hasn't been generated, because during the only Landsat pass over the area since the event the westernmost portion of the tornado's path was blocked by clouds (white blotch at upper left of bottom image).

Alliant, based in Edina, Minn., will be able to build and operate full satellite systems as sales slow in its main business, supplying bullets to the United States Army.

Update: Total mission success with full satellite deployment achieved.

In the fourth numerical example, sensitivity analysis with respect to modal properties is applied to a full satellite model as shown in Fig. 14.

The full potential of Satellite Rainfall Estimates (SRE) can only be realized if timely access to the datasets is possible.

The European Commission, executive arm of the E.U., is awarding contracts for the building of the ground monitoring and control infrastructure as well as for the full constellation of satellites, but there are already concerns about whether these contracts can stay within revised budget and schedule constraints.

Estimated costs for the base scenario with the full complement of satellites in 2005 2010 and no program to mitigate spread is $12.5 billion.

It is presently running about a decade behind schedule, and it will cost in excess of five billion euros to put the full constellation (27 satellites and three spares) in orbit before 2020.