Sentence examples for wide instrument from inspiring English sources

SOFIA is characterized by a wide instrument complement ranging from broadband imagers, through moderate resolution spectrographs capable of resolving broad features due to dust and large molecules, to high-resolution spectrometers suitable for kinematic studies of molecular and atomic gas lines at km/s resolution.

The U.S. National Science Board (NSB), the policymaking body of the National Science Foundation (NSF), has given a green light to the foundation's plan to construct the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST): an 8.36-meter-wide instrument to be built in Chile.

The essential characteristics of the WAMPA design that differentiates it from other space science instruments are that WAMPA is both a wide area instrument, consisting of a distributed set of sensors, and that each probe is designed to use little, if any, power.

The ETS is the only EU-wide environmental instrument.

The law, originally intended to stop trafficking in goods like pirated CD's, counterfeit luxury goods and look-alike drugs, has become a wide-reaching instrument covering all forms of intellectual property, including patents, copyrights and trademarks.

This paper examines policy processes surrounding the rise and fall of the proposed EU-wide policy instrument designed to help achieve the EU's renewable energy targets the trading of Guarantees of Origin (GO).

Thus, an accurate and wide-ranging instrument should include several questions at each relevant level of severity of disorder.

The Client Sociodemographic and Service Receipt Inventory (CSSRI-EU) is a standardized Europe-wide validated instrument to evaluate health-service utilization and medication use for the domain of mental-health care [ 24].

Under the USDA FMMA Precalibration Evaluation Program, the precalibration procedures were applied longitudinally over time using a wide variety of instruments and instrument models.

Inertial sensors used in such systems can be selected through a wide variety of instrument noise and size characteristics.

This need was clearly demonstrated by the wide range of instrument error (4.7 kg and 7.5 cm) observed in this study from 127 scales and stadiometers.