Sentence examples for the primary science from inspiring English sources

The primary science instruments are two identical 1,024 × 1,024-pixel cameras provided by four German agencies and universities.

While the primary science will be conducted using instruments that map the sea floor from above, the team must also take baseline measurements in the ocean to validate the data they get from the air, Gierach said.

The primary science curriculum in Vietnam is centralised and authorised by the Ministry of Education and Training.

After achieving its goal it was shut down while the primary science mission of Mars Express got underway.

The primary science drivers together with the potential detection capability of the Chinese mission design will also be touched upon.

The satellite will be launched in 2008 and carry as the primary science instrument a differential electrostatic accelerometer.

This means that the coverages of the Japanese primary science curriculum on these two topics are below the international averages, after controlling for the effect of the curriculum coverage of life science in each grade.

(3) What recommendations can be made for future revision of the Japanese primary science curriculum, considering the content covered by the national curriculum and the performance of the pupils?

Therefore, we interpret this to mean that the topic areas of "Changes in Environments" and "Human Health" were relatively less thoroughly covered in the Japanese primary science curriculum compared to the average of the curricula of the 59 TIMSS 2011 participating countries.

Statistical analysis provided important information at the intended curriculum level, namely that the topic areas of "Changes in Environments" and "Human Health" as described in the Curriculum Questionnaire were relatively less covered by the Japanese primary science curriculum in comparison to the average of the 59 TIMSS 2011 participating countries.

This study investigates the characteristics of the Japanese primary science curriculum through an international comparison of learning content.