Sentence examples for apparatus that generates from inspiring English sources

Mechanical withdrawal threshold was tested by using a Dynamic Plantar Aesthesiometer (Ugo Basile, Model 37400), an apparatus that generates a mechanical force linearly increasing with time.

In brief, this model posits that the NPC and vesicle-coating complexes evolved from a rudimentary membrane-bending apparatus that generated internal structure through invagination.

Built to be operated by two people, it was an experimental apparatus that generated more questions than answers.

To gain insight into the physiological capacity of the different growth forms in P. marneffei, phase or cell-type specific gene expression patterns were examined using hyphal and yeast cell-type specificcells of the asexual development apparatus (conidiophore) that generatexpressionctious conidia.

Modern medical facilities place considerable reliance on electronic instrumentation for purposes of calibration and monitoring of therapeutic processes, many of which employ electrical and electronic apparatus that itself generates considerable levels of interference in the form of background electromagnetic radiation (EMR).

First, we expect the cellular polarization apparatus to contain elements that generate both cooperativity and positive feedback, and the amount of each depends on the appropriate amplification/tracking balance suitable for the cell in its natural environment.

That generates empathy, understanding".

That generates excitement.

This book reports on the development and application of a new uniaxial pressure apparatus that is currently generating considerable interest in the field of materials physics.

One may still ask what exactly the child knows or represents (Burge 2010 is especially pertinent here), but the point is that there is something in the child's cognitive apparatus that is sufficient to generate this expectation, and the burden of explanation is on the view that this is learned from experience.

Hidden behind that appearance of objectivity, though, is a Pentagon information apparatus that has used those analysts in a campaign to generate favorable news coverage of the administration's wartime performance, an examination by The New York Times has found.