It is clearly important to put a ground based optical observatory as far as possible from sources of spurious light (for example, on a remote mountain top, where altitude also provides a clearer atmosphere), but from the surface of Earth it is not possible to escape them entirely.

The estimated requirement for supplies and materials of 105,000 relates to miscellaneous supplies, such as optical disks, print cartridges and cables.

The estimated requirement of 10,000 is for miscellaneous supplies, such as optical disks, print cartridges and cables.

In a laser, what makes laser light so different from the light above my head here is that this light is incoherent many different colors and different frequencies, sort of like the way you clapped initially but if you were a laser, it would be rhythmic applause.

So what I actually get, based on this lovely, smooth, desired force, is a very noisy version.

Radio observatories also need to avoid spurious emissions (interference from television and radio stations, radar installations and car ignitions).

That we would do, we should do when we would, for this would changes and hath abatements and delays as many as there are words, are thoughts, are accidents.

(a) The January 1996 issue of the magazine Thint Bawa reportedly had 50 pages torn out by censors since they celebrated the 75th jubilee of the founding of Yangon University.

The analyst then uses gel electrophoresis to separate the fragments by molecular weight. Next, the fragments are hybridized with a DNA probe and a chemiluminescent agent is added.

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RG When we lowered the glossy parenting magazine that we were looking at, with these beautiful images, and looked at the scene in our actual living room, it looked a little bit more like this.

One of my colleagues at the Times did a great story about soldiers in Iraq who could look down a street and detect somehow whether there was an IED, a landmine, in the street.

It is complex. Space is complex.

It has to be lustrous, very lustrous too lustrous.

The first is the optical sensor, which reacts to the behaviour of light passing through the test solution, recording such phenomena as the absorption or fluorescence of light, light scattering or spectrophotometry.

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There's a shortage of radiologists qualified to read mammograms, and that's because mammograms are one of the most complex of all radiology studies to interpret, and because radiologists are sued more often over missed breast cancer than any other cause.

The brain itself can be noisy. It's commonly noisy.

Very complex processes with very complex chemicals that fit into very complex receptors.

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