Examples of using Scientific instruments in English and their translations into Polish
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giant rocket engines and scientific instruments provide elegant regular patterns as a nice backdrop for the models and clothes.
In turn, it carries an additional payload including scientific instruments, which benefits directly from the innovations that are being tested.
Martian atmosphere using indigenous scientific instruments.
share remote scientific instruments and exchange swiftly and reliably large amounts of data across the world.
Since 1924, the building has been established as the Museum of the History of Science, with exhibitions including the scientific instruments given to Oxford University by Lewis Evans(1853-1930),
data collections and scientific instruments, in other words e-Science,
father who encouraged and nurtured his curiosity… buying him the best scientific instruments.
which the present scientific instruments allow people to watch
have a father who encouraged and nurtured his curiosity… buying him the best scientific instruments, Hell's bells.
perfecting research infrastructures- such as large apparatus, scientific instruments and computers, whose costs
even funding his expedition buying him the best scientific instruments Hell's bells!
medical and scientific instruments, health products,
buying him the best scientific instruments He was lucky to have a father who encouraged
he is the owner of"Columbus Instruments", a firm exporting over seventy different scientific instruments to more than fifty countries around the world.
buying him the best scientific instruments and even funding his expedition.
Buying him the best scientific instruments and even funding his expedition
nurtured his curiosity buying him the best scientific instruments, and even funding his expedition to make the first accurate star map of the Southern Hemisphere.
became the core of other important Florentine museums arms, scientific instruments, archaeological pieces,
music, and scientific instruments to set in resonance a critical apparatus
operates on completely different principles than the scientific instrument.