Sentence examples for available to experiment from inspiring English sources
At Coast, Zach manned the D.J. booth, spinning his own beats while Haley hit the beauty station, where make-up, nail polish and other accessories were available to experiment with.
The process of coming back into the body, back into the present moment may then need to be approached very, very slowly and gently, and work done at every brief moment that presence becomes available to experiment with what feels safe, for a tolerance for presence to be built over time.
In order to increase the space available to plot experiment and gene set names, we plot them circularly instead of along a straight line.
That will finally be enough to support a six-person station crew and double the amount of power available to scientific experiments, to 30 kilowatts from 15 kilowatts.
It is noted that we here only describe the optimal distance for the skimmer that was available to our experiments; we explicitly emphasize that other skimmer shapes or opening diameters may not necessarily yield identical results 2. In the experiment, the valve-to-skimmer distance is easily changed exploiting our skimmer gate-valve and valve mounting mechanism.
More resources will become available to conduct experiments specifically designed with hormesis in mind.
We only describe them to extract all information available to guide experiments, rather than as evidence, which is provided by the HHalign scores.
The new production system is a tiered architecture that facilitates robust and distributed production request processing and takes advantage of the multiple Grid and farm resources available to the CMS experiment.
N is the number of study subjects available to conduct each experiment.
Various super-resolution microscopy techniques are available to facilitate such experiments (e.g. Small and Parthasarathy 2014)).
AMI is a useful tool for generic online analysis and feedback, but psana is a more comprehensive analysis tool available to support more experiment-specific analyses.
