Sentence examples for beaker's from inspiring English sources

Their purpose was to cleave the polymers on the beaker's inside surface into smaller molecules that have reactive chemical groups at their ends.This done, they emptied out the acid, washed the beaker with distilled water and added a chemical called glutaraldehyde.

Agitate the beaker's contents after every drop.

Agitate the beaker's contents by swirling the beaker.

At this point, the beaker's contents should be entirely the color of the color indicator when titrant is added.

Deemed a 'maker's paradise,' Shenzhen is now home to 15 million people and has become a hub for sourcing and product development.

Vives belongs, like Francis Bacon (1561 1626), to the so-called 'maker's knowledge' tradition, which regards knowledge as a kind of making or as a capacity to make (see A. Pérez-Ramos, Francis Bacon's Idea of Science and the Maker's Knowledge Tradition, Oxford and New York: Clarendon Pérez-Ramos, Francis Bacony Press, 1988).

Asked in a telephone interview about his reaction to Christie's characterization of the beaker, Edward Gibbs, Sotheby's head of the Islamic department, said that he felt that it was "fairly anecdotal" and that they were "most concerned about the remarks made by [G.] Schmoranz in his book on "Old Oriental gilt and enamel glass vessels" (published in London in 1899).

In the final gallery, Russel Wright's spun-aluminum beaker and John Vasso's RCA-Victor portable phonograph, its aluminum case as svelte as the Airstream trailer, hint at the new uses of metal in modern design, while David Smith's welded stool sculpture "Hero" speaks for its presence in modern art.

During the trial the jurors had heard that the methadone was in a green and yellow child's beaker that was placed on a chest of drawers in the couple's bedroom so that Dent could easily reach it during the night.

Meet Psyche, who raises a beaker toward Jupiter's eagle flapping its wings above the vessel.

The orange-haired Beaker, from Jim Henson's Muppets, was a disaster-prone lab assistant who communicated solely in high-pitched shrieks.