Sentences with phrase «observing projects»
"Observing projects" refers to closely watching or paying attention to the progress, activities, and outcomes of certain tasks or activities. Full definition
When DiI was applied to the RGC layer of induced eyes, labeled processes were observed projecting dorsocaudally along the spinal cord away from the tectum (unpublished data).
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Tucker stressed that everyone should use proper viewing equipment to observe the eclipse, or construct a pinhole camera to observe a projected image of the Sun.
Dedicated in 1980, the VLA has been used for more than 10,000 observing projects covering nearly every area of astrophysics.
Today you may observe a project aimed at detecting prebiotic molecules on a forming star, a galaxy being swallowed by its own central black hole, or the formation of a solar system that could have a rocky planet covered with oceans that might harbor life, who knows.
'' The Very Large Array (VLA) is the most productive ground - based telescope in the history of astronomy, and most of the more than 10,000 observing projects on the VLA have depended upon the AIPS software to produce their scientific results,» said Dr. James Ulvestad, NRAO's Director of New Mexico Operations.
While on site the students are engaged in several observing projects with the 40 Foot Telescope including observations of Cassiopeia A, Taurus A, and Cygnus A.
More than 3,000 researchers from around the world have used the VLA for more than 11,000 different observing projects.
Biogas systems utilize the gas in production of energy thereby avoiding its release into the atmosphere and contributing to global warming reduction», observed the project officer KENVO.
(Image Credit: NASA's Earth Observing Project Science Office.)
In 1801, when the first asteroid, Ceres, had just been discovered by Piazzi on January 1, Charles Messier, now at an age of 71 (shown at about this time in this image), took part in an observing project of occultations of the mag 1 star Spica (Alpha Virginis) by the Moon, on March 30 and May 24.
This observing project uses the 4m optical telescope on Cerro Tololo in La Serena, Chile.
I began this observing project in April 2014 with the goal of understanding FRB emission.