Sentence examples for apparatus for use from inspiring English sources

He later modified this apparatus for use on submarines.

This could seem like a very trivial piece of kit, but it is not, because, as Wylie explains One of the problems of oxygen apparatus for use in high altitude climbing is the difficulty of providing a satisfactory mask.

Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of explosive gas atmospheres has to be specially designed to prevent the apparatus from igniting the gas.

Potentially incendiary electrical apparatus for use in the presence of explosive gas atmospheres have to be specially designed to prevent the apparatus from igniting the gas.

In the present study, we report the use of a specially designed arteriovenous shunt apparatus for use in combination with a beta microprobe system to determine input function (IF) in rats.

Respiratory parameters were measured in conscious, unrestrained mice using whole-body plethysmography (Emka Technologies) according to the manufacturer's recommended configuration of the apparatus for use with mice.

Titled "Method and Apparatus for Using a Wireless Communication Device with Multiple Service Providers", it (longwindedly) describes how a phone could locally store several different carrier configurations profiles and allow users to swap them on a whim.

29 As in our previous trial, 20 we used laser apparatus modified for use in double-blind research.

Although Heilig patented the Telesphere Mask, a "sterescopic-television apparatus for individual use," in 1960, it was in 1968 that the computer scientist Ivan Sutherland built the Sword of Damocles, considered the first head-mounted, augmented-reality computer display.

He is trained to use equipment in Europe's science lab, the Columbus module, but also on apparatus used for US, Canadian and Japanese research.

Subsequently, UDP-GlcNAc may be used by OGT (O-GlcNAc transferase) or transported into the Golgi apparatus by Slc35a3 for use by different glycosyltransferases. NAGK transcript levels did not change much during suckling (Fig. 5A).