Sentences with phrase «number of satellites»

Since its launch in 2015, the fair has attracted an increasing number of satellite events.

But the observed number of satellite galaxies is only a fraction of what the theory predicts.

Currently, only a limited number of satellites offer these signals.

An ever - increasing number of satellites broadcast signals from the sky that radio telescopes pick up.

The varying number of satellites in the constellation may affect the stability of the global and regional mean sea level.

If you understand anything about space, you know that high launch costs are one of the most significant barriers putting the desired number of satellites into orbit.

This is a particularly acute problem for holocentric nematodes because of the large number of satellite DNA sequences found throughout their genomes.

This year Art Basel Miami Beach will see an incredible number of satellite art fairs.

There is an incredible number of satellite shows to keep enthusiasts of all types entertained, most focusing on a specific marque, country of origin, or era.

The midlet produced a display of such parameters as signal strength, battery life, number of satellites received and current location.

There are two main TED conferences a year the TED conference and the TEDGlobal, and a large number of satellite conferences (TEDx) all over the world.

This has been traced back, not only to the increased number of satellites used, but also to the higher elevation and better coverage of the GLONASS satellites operated by the Russian Aerospace Defence Forces.

In the long, long term, once you start creating those virtuous cycles of tourism and the large numbers of satellite constellations, you'll be getting costs way down low.

Thus, the steady number of satellites in the C3S products makes them more adapted to climate studies.

The unprecedented number of satellites proposed by SpaceX and the other [non-geostationary orbit fixed - satellite service] systems in this processing round will necessitate a further assessment of the appropriate reliability standards of these spacecraft, as well as the reliability of these systems» methods for deorbiting the spacecraft.

The study culminates many years of effort by an international team of scientists who have discovered a large number of the satellite galaxies, developed new techniques to measure their distances, and have used the Keck Observatory with colleagues to measure their radial velocities, or Doppler shifts (the speed of the galaxy relative to the Sun).

«They will multiply the number of satellites in the skies, creating extraordinary new opportunities... The FCC should move quickly to facilitate these new services while underscoring our commitment to space safety,» she said.

The satellite navigation system pinpoints positions on Earth to within 10 meters (30 feet) in a matter of seconds by comparing the timing of signals received from a number of satellites at known locations above the globe.

Weckerly said obstruction from the transmission line could drop the number of satellite links his equipment relies on from eight or nine to four.

That is key to his plan, announced in January, to enrobe the planet with 4,000 communications satellites — more than triple the number of satellites now in orbit — starting around 2020.

Astronomers may need to consider other types of dark matter than CDM or to invoke baryonic physics suppressing galaxy formation to explain the shortfall in the number of satellites.

Astronomers have discovered two new moons around Pluto, raising the planet's known number of satellites to three.

When you multiply the number of satellites collecting data with the number of years they've been doing it, it totals more than 167 satellite years.

The project's price tag will depend on whether the company decides to embark on a second phase of the project, which would double the number of satellites needed, Google insiders told the WSJ.

Back in 1978, he and colleague Burton Cour - Palais proposed that as the number of satellites rose, so would the risk of accidental collisions.

Soon after it streaked over the country (main image)-- in some cases, mere minutes later — a number of satellites snapped views of the trail from on high (example, inset).

Importantly, this results in an abnormal increase in centrosome number, a 10-fold reduction in the numbers of satellite stem cells undergoing asymmetric divisions, and a marked decrease in the generation of myogenin - expressing progenitors.

Their conclusions were expected — the number of satellite cells and myostatin levels both decreased drastically right after the people stopped exercising.

Now, the point of this research was to get proof that dietary protein has a modulation effect on the increase of the number of satellite cells.

The researchers believe that a decline in the number of these satellite cells and their functionality may prevent proper maintenance of muscle mass and its ability to repair itself, leading to muscle deterioration.

Studies have shown that both high endurance and high resistance training can yield an increase in the number of satellite cells that are produced.

Google Earth's images consist of a number of satellite images taken at various times.

Complexity and effort for the individual investor increase with the number of satellites.

There is also no set quantity for the number of satellites except that the investor must be able to monitor the holdings practically from a time and skills perspective.

At the 56th Venice Biennale, a large number of Australian artists will participate in the central exhibition in the new permanent pavilion in the Giardini, as well as in a number of satellite events.

What's astonishing, and frankly exhilarating, about Art Miami is the number of satellite art fairs, pop - up galleries, conceptual art experiences, site - specific installations, and performances it has attracted to the city for this year's art week.

Due to escalating costs, in 2006 numerous climate sensors on NPOESS were cut or «degraded» and the number of satellites were reduced from six to four, in addition to a «preparatory» test satellite.

The MSU satellite data is collected from a number of satellites orbiting & providing daily coverage of some 80 % of the Earth's surface.

An increase in the number of satellite and drone technologies also means that there is more data ending up in archives that might be utilised as historical evidence.

We represented a number of satellite manufacturers in disputes with the federal government relating to acquisition and performance disputes, including prosecuting and defending disputes before the Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals and the U.S. Claims Court.