The phrase "assembly device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a tool or mechanism designed for assembling components or parts together.
Example: "The engineer designed an innovative assembly device to streamline the production process."
Alternatives: "assembly tool" or "assembly mechanism".
Compared with melt electrospinning and solution electrospinning, near-field electrospinning is a similar assembly device including high-voltage supply, probe tip, and collector (Fig. 1c), but it can achieve low-voltage electrospinning (≤ 0.2 kV) by changing conditions, direct-writing orderly and patterned nanofibers and preventing it from fabricated chaotic nanofibers [27, 28].
Cells were seeded within the CF-LbL assembly device following LbL film construction at an initial density of 0.1 M/mL and allowed to settle for 30 min, after which media was exchanged to remove unattached cells.
The requirements of reliable, flexible, and fast assembly devices are other important characteristics to be achieved.
The deposition process needs that sample chambers are placed and locked into stainless steel Cytoclip® assembly devices.
To obtain a given yield, considerably less fissile material is needed for an implosion weapon than for a gun-assembly device.
The simplest weapon design is the pure fission gun-assembly device, in which an explosive propellant is used to fire one subcritical mass down a "gun barrel" into another subcritical mass.
By late 1943 the implosion method was being given a higher priority, and by July 1944 it had become clear that an efficient gun-assembly device could not be built with plutonium.
Plutonium cannot be used as the fissile material in a gun-assembly device, because the speed of assembly in this device is too slow to preclude the high probability that a chain reaction will "pre-initiate" by spontaneous neutron emission, thereby generating an explosive yield of only a few tens of tons.
The other team, Dr. James H. Newman and Dr. Michael J. Massimino, are to go out the next day to finish the solar panel job and replace one of the telescope's four reaction wheel assemblies, devices containing spinning flywheels that point Hubble from one target to another.
Therefore, a new assembly-device is developed and tested.
Our results reveal that the self-assemblies devices show significantly improved photocurrent conversion efficiency.
