Optical interferometry reached the limit of the available technology and it took about thirty years for faster computing, electronic detectors and lasers to make larger interferometers possible again.
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Daschle said Tuesday on NBC television's " Today " show that the letter was taped in a fashion designed to keep electronic detectors from picking up the anthrax.
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Low pressure indicates a leak, and to find it, says Weinberg, " a contractor should inject tinted refrigerant into the loop or go over it with an electronic detector ."
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Neutrinos come in three types, or " flavors, " and scientists say they believe that some of the particles are transformed in their journey to Earth, eluding the electronic detectors.
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Supplementing our eyes with lenses and electronic detectors and our brains with mathematics and computers, we have succeeded in taking the familiar and using it to explain the very strange.
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Although the embassy in Abidjan, Ivory Coast's commercial capital, remained open on Friday, U . S . Marine guards and security men swept electronic detectors across the engines of vehicles entering the embassy.
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After the photographic plate, successive generations of electronic detectors, such as the charge-coupled device ( CCDs ), have been perfected, each with more sensitivity and resolution, and often with a wider wavelength coverage.
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The California-based group used telescopes equipped with advanced electronic detectors and connected to powerful new computers to analyze light from about 15 million stars in a nearby tiny galaxy called the Large Magellanic Cloud.
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For example, in the case of consumer digital cameras, those technologies include optics for collecting energy in the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, and electronic detectors for converting the electromagnetic energy into an electronic signal.
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In 1970, Kalmus spent a year of sabbatical leave at CERN and there joined the Fidecaro group who were working on a pi + proton scattering experiment on a polarised proton target using an electronic detector.
