Sentence examples for a sorting device from inspiring English sources

What was I? A sorting device.

But the notion that the evolution question was unfair, or irrelevant, or simply a "sorting" device designed to expose a politician as belonging to one cultural club or another, is finally ridiculous.

Viability or injection efficiency measurements could be made on the chip and the sample purified, or by using multiple laser powers, cells could be injected or terminated in a sorting device.

That leaves all of us wondering whether Bagrut exams are meant to mark an accomplishment (the end of high school) or serve as a sorting device for the next step (a university education).

The study also tested the effect on the survival rate of using a discarding chute system, a sorting device that was made mandatory on the 1st of January 2017 for Nephrops trawlers in the Bay of Biscay.

This compression of horror has been a sorting device, necessary to push away the falling bodies and that emetic acrid-sweet odor that lingered below Houston, and to put some order into what has followed — Afghanistan, Iraq, Abu Ghraib, Guantánamo Bay, the Department of Homeland Security — and these of course are only other forms of inadequate shorthand.

This work presents a continuous sorting device which is the first cDEP design capable of exploiting the Clausius-Mossotti factor at frequencies where it is both positive and negative for mammalian cells.

It is a kind of mission statement, and also an efficient sorting device.

In a different view, the statistical discrimination or screening model (see e.g. Arrow ([1972]) and Phelps ([1972])) explains the existence of labor market discrimination against ethnic minorities as cost-saving behavior on the part of employers, who use ethnicity as an effective sorting device when determining the (unknown) productive abilities of workers.

The chapter illustrates a conceptual framework necessary for the design and engineering of a continuous cell sorting device based on magnetophoresis.

If education acts as a signalling or sorting device, allocating better-qualified individuals to better jobs rather than improving the overall productive capacity of the population, then individual gains from education need not add up to collective gains.