Sentences with phrase «for research ships»

According to Julian Paren of the British Antarctic Survey, submersibles like the adapted torpedo have an important part to play in ice research because it is virtually impossible for research ships to go near pack ice, especially in winter.

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And remember, finally, that bad earnings news kept rolling in for both Dell and its industry throughout the bidding process, prompting Indigo Equity Research in August 2013, for instance, to call Dell a «sinking ship,» and to label Michael Dell's turnaround plan as «fundamentally flawed.»

Longbow Research lowered its rating for Apple shares to neutral from buy, predicting the company will ship fewer iPhones than expected in fiscal 2018.

On the flip side, Longbow Research on Wednesday lowered its rating for Apple shares to neutral from buy, predicting the company will ship fewer iPhones than expected in fiscal 2018.

Our research, for example, shows female employees who don't feel they can have honest conversations with leaders have a lower overall workplace experience, and are more likely to jump ship.

He is also a major philanthropist and the founder of numerous non-profit organizations, including the Arctic Research Foundation (which found one of the lost Franklin ships in 2016), the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, the Balsillie School of International Affairs and the Centre for International Governance Innovation.

«Our customers can confidently look to us for excellence in everything from seed research and development to entirely new approaches to packaging, packing and even shipping,» the company says.

Lenovo employees in Research Triangle Park volunteered to help build bicycles and tricycles for children of military families serving on bases and ships in North Carolina.

We're designing and researching styles and prints for next season's collection, corresponding with the groups, quality checking a new collection, working on jewelry designs, shipping and packing orders, taking photographs of the clothing for the website and the catalog, and the list goes on.

I then shipped well over 50 pounds of frozen breast milk to the milk bank in Texas, where it could be used for research or for other babies who can't accept any other kind of milk.

For sturgeon, that can be quite literal, as they are susceptible to lethal collisions with ships,» said Dr. Phil Willink, senior research biologist at Shedd Aquarium.

U.S. agents had intercepted a German ship named the BBC China carrying parts for a Libyan nuclear - weapons - production program, and Libya, in subsequently renouncing its nuclear ambitions, had named Pakistan, and particularly the Khan Research Laboratories, as the supplier of what was to be a complete store - bought nuclear - weapons program.

Although Ghana has no military use of its nuclear assets, options for scientific research into modern nuclear propelled submarine and aircraft carrier ships, design and development of same technology and its transfer from partner OECD for its military use are imminent.

«One thing we don't want to have happen is for our trainees to short - track through medicine, short - track through their fellowship, and then jump ship and skip their research training,» says Eric Svennson, director of the research - residency program at the University of Chicago.

It also has a fee structure and billing system; research groups pay to access samples through Crimson and for specimen shipping, collection, and storage.

This the first time a UK research ship will be used for scientific ocean drilling.

NSF: A $ 113 million increase proposed for the agency's $ 4.2 billion research budget hides a $ 48 million transfer from the U.S. Coast Guard to take on the annual cost of breaking ice to keep the shipping lanes open in the Antarctic.

HEU is affiliated with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and is the main base for talents cultivation in the fields of ship industry, ocean equipment and exploration, and nuclear application and scientific research.

When the Second World War broke out he was in East Africa doing field research, and he intrepidly found his way overland to take ship for England and volunteer for military service.

«This is the first large - scale gillnet ban to save a species from extinction, and includes provisions for the development of alternative fishing gear to replace gillnets,» said Barbara Taylor, chair of the Society's Conservation Committee, who recently returned from more than two months aboard a research ship surveying the northern Gulf of California for vaquita.

The ship was equipped for scientific research; a man of «commitment and intelligence could do wonders,» Henslow gushed.

Before a brutal 10 - week research cruise in the Southern Ocean in 2009, oceanographer Victor Smetacek, a co-leader of the expedition, encouraged scientists to bring swimsuits for the ship's sauna and small swimming pool.

NSF would retain current funding levels for its six research directorates, but Culberson's panel rejected its $ 105 million request to start building the first two of three new research ships.

For ocean scientists who have worked with the U.S. military, today's news that Chinese forces seized an oceanographic glider launched by an unarmed U.S. Navy research ship working in the South China Sea has a familiar ring.

The research will also be important in the production of new anti-fouling coatings for ships.

That year, the shipping magnate created an independent outfit in New York City, the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research.

Last year, for instance, a team led by aquatic ecologist Gregory Ruiz of the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center in Edgewater, Maryland, found that ballast water from ships entering the Chesapeake Bay contained Vibrio cholerae, the bacterium that causes cholera.

For its current missions the U.S. National Science Foundation charters private research ships such as the Nathaniel B. Palmer, which can crunch through three feet of ice at three nautical miles per hour.

To figure out how much refuse is floating in those garbage patches, four ships of the Malaspina expedition, a global research project studying the oceans, fished for plastic across all five major ocean gyres in 2010 and 2011.

In addition to NOAA ships, research vessels contracted by BP are also looking for plumes.

The invasion of commerce in biomedical research has meant that lawyers may haggle for months about conditions before a single test tube is shipped.

If you've signed the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (http://am.ascb.org/dora/), or you just don't think a metric designed for a journal should be used to evaluate individual scientists, avert your eyes: Journal impact factor has a strong influence on a scientist's probability of attaining PI - ship.

The research team believe regularly updated images of the seas via these satellites could enable the reduction of search areas for missing ships to just a few hundred square miles.

Until 1 June of this year, scientists with faculty appointments were invited to apply to NSF's International Office for funding to cover the incremental costs of international collaborations, like travel for consultation, research planning, paper drafting, and so on, as well as the costs of shipping equipment or samples.

Morishita added that the recently departed fleet consists of a mother ship for research, two whale - catching ships, and one sighting vessel.

Britain's armed forces announced this week that they are to make their ships, submarines, aeroplanes and land available for environmental research.

Funded through the DHS S&T Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program, the BioSwimmer and its onboard sensors work to inspect the outside of ships for drugs and other contraband trying to make it across the border underwater.

The 2700 - ton, 72.6 - meter - long ship had been in service under the Taiwan Ocean Research Institute (TORI) in Kaohsiung for less than 2 years.

The group is seeking funds for pilot research involving 10 ships and 10,000 square kilometres of ocean.

To save costs, NOAA is requesting that the ship be built to the same specifications as two already - planned ships for the federally funded academic research fleet, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's R / V Neil Armstrong and the Scripps Institution of Oceanography's R / V Sally Ride.

Including the new logbooks, the Old Weather effort has scanned more than 500,000 handwritten pages from historic ship logs, and Old Weather volunteers have so far transcribed almost 3 million historical weather records for use in climate and environmental research.

«The whaling ships provide a rich resource for us to use for the region north of Bering Strait,» said project leader Kevin Wood, a research scientist at the Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and the Ocean, a partnership between the UW and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

New research has mapped the most detailed forecast to date for importing potentially harmful invasive species with the ballast water of cargo ships.

In October Steven Miller, a researcher in the marine meteorology division of the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, announced that he and his team had matched 1995 satellite data to a firsthand account from a British merchant ship, the SS Lima, and found a section of the Indian Ocean that glowed for three nights in a row.

OW is responsible for implementing the Clean Water Act and Safe Drinking Water Act, and portions of the Coastal Zone Act Reauthorization Amendments of 1990, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Ocean Dumping Ban Act, Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act, Shore Protection Act, Marine Plastics Pollution Research and Control Act, London Dumping Convention, the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships and several other statutes.

The research, published in Nature in July, could inspire better ways to stock vending machines, prepare products for shipping, grind drugs for pills, and extract petroleum from porous rocks.

Jeanine Ash, a new Rice postdoctoral researcher and recipient of a Center for Dark Energy Biosphere Investigations (C - DEBI) fellowship, is the focus of a video about her duties as a member of the science party on the JOIDES Resolution, a research ship and part of the National Science Foundation - supported International Ocean Discovery Program.

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It is also important for time - sensitive research that long - distance product orders are shipped and delivered as quickly and smoothly as possible.

The Breakthrough Listen research program has even investigated whether «Oumuamua is an alien space ship by scanning the object for life forms with the Green Bank Telescope.