Sentence examples for working on instruments from inspiring English sources

This is where Giuliani was employed throughout the 1990s as a lab technician, working on instruments for astrophysical studies of (for example) cosmic rays.

Aderin-Pocock went on to join the Ministry of Defence, working on instruments to detect landmines, before going on to other jobs, including leading a group making observational instruments for the European Space Agency and Nasa, including the James Webb space telescope, Hubble's successor.

When Guy and I were working on 'Instrument,' the movie about Fugazi, we were all talking about whether we should watch other music documentaries or not, and we decided not to.

After moving to Virginia, Gie-Ming studied electrical and mechanical engineering and worked on instruments related to Tcheng's research for NASA Langley.

He provides the extended example of musical organ makers, who work on instruments that are designed to last centuries.

The gig paid a paltry $180 a week, but he worked on instruments made by masters like Antonio Stradivari (1644 1737) and Giuseppe Guarneri (1698 1744).

Since it is not easy for administration and planners to consider multiple perspectives, some authors work on instruments or tools which facilitate decision making by visualizing the results of different parameters and integrating them on a certain spatial level, for example with geographical information systems (GIS).

Consequently, the method is not expected to work on instruments employing the alternative analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), although it is quite likely that analogous techniques might be developed for such instruments.

In another survey, the Cleveland Orchestra examined the feeder system, the major music schools and conservatories, and found that of 1,313 students working on orchestral instruments, 33 (2.5 percent) were black.

The European Commission hinted at the possibility of a bailout plan for Greece on Wednesday when its president, Jose Manuel Barroso said E.U. officials were working on "concrete instruments" to safeguard the stability of the 16 nations that use the euro.

Researchers are working on developing instruments that try to measure broader outcomes within an economic evaluation framework [ 24].