Sentence examples for a cylindrical box from inspiring English sources

The new Kleenex Perfect Fit* Facial Tissues have been reimagined with a cylindrical box that fits perfectly into the cup-holder of a car.

No MRI-signal were generated from this additional load since typical echo times for imaging methods and especially the described method is typical beyond 1 ms. The coil was filled with a cylindrical box, 40 cm long, and 22 cm in diameter.

This instrument is composed of a cylindrical box in which there is a vacuum and where an internal spring keeps the faces in equilibrium against the atmospheric pressure.

To estimate the survival rate in quiescent conditions, from one to three females and one to three males (again, depending on the size of the family) were randomly collected and placed in a cylindrical box (height = 3 cm; diameter 10 cm) with no food in constant abiotic conditions that corresponded to conditions for diapause (5°C; 60% HR; L D 12 12).

For each cross, we randomly set up 10 couples (all the larvae produced by a couple will be thereafter referred to as a family) by putting one male and one female in a cylindrical box (height = 3 cm; diameter = 10 cm).

A small cylindrical box referred to as a "pyxis," now stripped of the inlay that would have originally been incised with fine detail, is firmly given to "mid-13th-century Syria" in the label as in the collective book "Masterpieces From the Department of Islamic Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art".

At the day of hatching (the fourth day), 15 larvae per clutch were randomly chosen and placed in a small cylindrical box (height = 2 cm; diameter = 5 cm) with a damp piece of cotton wool.

Each company placed its sealed bid in a clear cylindrical box at 2 30 p.m. Forty minutes later, the I.O.C. officials began more than seven hours of deliberations in the Coubertin Room on the third floor of the organization's building.

To measure cannibalism rates, we placed individuals in a small cylindrical box measuring 5 cm diameter and 2.5 cm high.

Specifically, the O. basilicum plant was either left open to allow both light and chemical communication to take place [OPEN treatment] or sealed in a central cylindrical box covered in black plastic to block all light wavelengths and airborne chemical signals (i.e. no volatile or water-soluble chemicals from any adult plants could affect seed germination) [MASKED treatment].

To estimate the lifespan of starving adults from one to three females and one to three males (depending on the size of the family) were randomly collected and placed individually in a small cylindrical box (height = 2 cm; diameter 5 cm) with no food and thereafter checked every day for 45 days.