Sentences with phrase «different observing projects»

More than 3,000 researchers from around the world have used the VLA for more than 11,000 different observing projects.

Not exact matches

«While a large proportion of British Columbians continue to have reservations about the project, the numbers are very different from what we observed at the start of the year.»

Silver and his project manager, Thomas Coleman, recently released a study proposing six different types of nonbelievers - from strident atheists to people who observe religious rituals while doubting the divine.

«Ironically, the project MASTER, initially intended for observing fast happening phenomena, such as for example the consequences of the Gamma - ray bursts and star flashes, discovered an unprecedented variability of a totally different scale,» comments Denis Denisenko.

After doing his background research, Andrew used the Science Buddies Project Idea to help design an experiment that would let him observe and evaluate different forms of distraction and how they influence a driver's ability to drive safely within a driving - style video game.

For this project, she learned an observing technique that analyzes the different colors of light produced by the supernova remnants.

The Project Nightjar game takes their scientific observations to another level - it gives them a large sample size and allows them to observe how predators» different visual systems affect how they spot prey.

Observed (manual snow survey) and VIC - reconstructed SWE, which exhibit declines across BC, are projected onto the multimodel ensemble means of the VIC - simulated SWE based on the responses to different forcings using an optimal fingerprinting approach.

I don't have results for different altitudes at my fingertips, but here is one reference that looks at ozone as it changes from depletion to restoration — the data utilizes models that accurately simulate observed trends to 2005 and project them into the future --

«If comprehensive data were available, we'd be able to study many important public interest topics, including the relationship between cost and consumer broadband adoption, the precise effects of competition, and how pricing strategies play out across different demographic groups,» observed David Talbot, leader of Berkman's Responsive Communities project and a coauthor of the research report.