Sentence examples for apparatus we use from inspiring English sources

"The Bandwagon". IRE Transactions on InformationTheory 2: 3. Background: Fifty years after its publication, Sergio Verdu described Shannon's "Mathematical Theory of Communication" as "the Magna Carta of the information age". It gave us most the conceptual apparatus we use in talking about information -- bits and bandwidth.

Using a custom-modified optical trapping apparatus, we used a tightly focused infrared laser to heat single molecules of Escherichia coli RNA polymerase while monitoring transcriptional activity.

Figure 5a is the schematics of the apparatus we used in our experiment.

Director Nicholas de Monchaux published a thoughtful meditation on the scale of citizenship and the complex apparatuses we use to monitor ourselves in the context of both earth-bound and interplanetary exploration.

But time is a peculiar affair and the apparatuses we use to interpret it only reinforce our skewed concept of it.

The experimental apparatuses we used were designed for structural analysis under high pressure: the 'MAX80' X-ray diffractometer with a cubic multi-anvil press at the KEK synchrotron facilities and the 'SMAP2' one at the SPring-8 synchrotron facilities.

The change of measuring apparatus is due to a breakdown of the apparatus which we use in routine (ICP AES ARL-3510).

The laughing noises produced by humans share many of the acoustic properties of speech, further evidence laughter is hijacking the brain and body apparatus that we use for breathing and talking. .

For simulations of FK1TMD in the more complex Golgi Apparatus membrane, we used the MARTINI2.0 force field because of the greater range of lipid models available (35).

To avoid potential stress caused by the shock apparatus we also used an alternative gentle encouragement, by a human operator, that is a tongue depressor, coupled with sensitivity to the voluntary willingness to run on the part of the mouse (84).

"We use an apparatus to sense the onset of slow-wave sleep and deliver the odor" in short, alternating bursts, Dr. Born said, adding, "I suppose for some students it would not be too difficult to develop something like this".