Examples of using Scientific programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Scientific Programme.
Stepien was a chairman of the scientific programme committee.
The scientific programme;
(a) By influencing the means and objectives of ESA's scientific programme;
Scientific Programme Management.
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A draft programme has been developed by the Scientific Programme Committee.
The Scientific Programme Committee.
Venus Express is the second flexible mission of the ESA scientific programme.
The NEF Scientific Programme Committee.
The programme is cross-cutting andconstitutes an integral part of each WMO scientific programme.
IUSSP expressed its commitment to continuing its scientific programme through its scientific committees.
In addition to the Scientific Programme, various seminars, meetings and short courses will take place as pre-congress events.
Appointed Canadian member andChair of the Special Panel on Human Factors of the NATO Scientific programme in Brussels(1978-81).
One report mentions a large regional scientific programme to combat erosion and land degradation in South-East Asia.
The scientific programme of Kolibri-2000 addressed, inter alia, the monitoring of technogenic activity in the ionosphere and the study of ionospheric disturbances caused by the development of magnetic storms in the terrestrial magnetosphere.
Responsibility of oversight needs tobe jointly fulfilled by national authorities, scientific programme managers and investigators of life science projects.
The scientific programme based on small satellites of the MAGION-type has continued in the course of 1995-1996 in two main directions.
The Italian Government in June 1998tried again through its own proclamation to create the scientific programme(to be potentially backed by private funds).
Progress in this scientific programme depends on the successful continuation or new development of space-based Earth observing systems.
At the AIDS conference held in Mexico in 2008,there was little in terms of global village activities or presentations in the scientific programme to highlight issues of African/black migrant populations living in Western developed countries.
COBSEA is a regional scientific programme that involves the conduct of research on the prevention and control of marine pollution in the East Asian Seas.
Both programmes involved substantial international collaboration with other research groups from France, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands andwere reported at Network of Centres meetings and in the scientific programme of the Committee on Space Research(COSPAR).
Progress in the scientific programme depends on the successful continuation of existing and the development of new space-based Earth observing systems.
UNESCO-IHP plays a central role in this field andis the global intergovernmental scientific programme of the United Nations system which can respond to specific national and regional needs and demands.
CLIVAR is the first scientific programme for the study of climate variability at the time scales of decades and centuries as well as to attribute causes to observed climate change.
Because those satellites moved into an unplanned orbit, the applied scientific programme that was to use the data supplied by those satellites could be only partially implemented.
It should be restated that the scientific programme remains the cornerstone of the European Space Agency(ESA) and that the successes of this programme have played an important role in the Agency ' s development.
Big data will also be a major topic in the scientific programme of the sixtieth World Statistical Congress to be held from 26 to 31 July 2015 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
For the Koronas-F project, a scientific programme has been elaborated for the processing and interpretation of data received from the Koronas-F station, with assistance being provided in addition in the design of the DIFOS photometer.
Following an established pattern, there was an extensive scientific programme of 6 symposiums, 17 joint discussions and 7 special sessions, as well as 4 invited discourses, on essentially all topics of contemporary astronomy.