Sentence examples for assembly inserted from inspiring English sources

A nickel oxide filter and Soller slit assembly inserted in front of the detector was used to reduce elastic scattering relative to the Cu Kα fluorescence.

To further demonstrate the axial scanning ability of this lens combination we imaged pollen grains without and with the ETL/OL lens assembly inserted at different axial positions while relocating the focus with the z-stage (Fig. 1 d,e).

As a stopgap effort to come up with new money, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, a Democrat from Brooklyn, who is chairman of the Housing Committee in the Assembly, inserted a $1.5 million earmark in the budget for the programs.

It should be noted that these comparisons were performed on the corrected pseudomolecule with the three Sanger BAC assemblies inserted into the pooled BAC 454 assembly.

Suggestions included making the applicator smaller, making the tip thinner and softer specifically for rectal use, changing the tip to reduce the chance of accidental poking of rectal wall, making it easier to grip and requiring no user-assembly (inserting the plunger in the barrel), and adding a small packet with lubricant in the package to help with insertion.

A total of 287 sequence segments from the Mt3.5 assembly that showed good alignments to optical map and fell in the gaps of the new assembly were inserted into the new assembly.

The software performs three steps: (i) construction of the de Bruijn graph of the reads, (ii) detection of insertion breakpoints on the reference genome (find module) and (iii) local assembly of inserted sequences (fill module).

The RTL/target assembly is inserted through a single opening at the top of the chamber for each shot.

The tube-cap assembly was inserted into the tensiometer slot and screwed firmly in place.

The completed assembly is inserted into the skull (S). Figure 3 Single-fibre laser Doppler flow probes and tissue oxygen probes.

The L5 fragment of dg mediates heterochromatin assembly when inserted at an ectopic locus (Partridge et al, 2002; Sadaie et al, 2004; Wheeler et al, 2009, 2012).