Sentence examples for built in a laboratory from inspiring English sources

Or Mutual Core's repeated shifts from a wheezing keyboard – it was doubtless built in a laboratory by the provost of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and professor Brian Cox, but it sounds like a 13th-century portative organ – to electronic bombardment.

The robot has been built in a laboratory at Glasgow University.

The experimental data used in this study was collected using a HVAC system built in a laboratory environment.

The JUNO experiment is designed as a liquid scintillator detector of 20 kton mass that will be built in a laboratory some 700 m underground (approximately 2,000 m water equivalent).

In 1965, twelve years after the first maser was built in a laboratory, a hydroxyl (OH) maser was discovered in the plane of the Milky Way.

Or "Mutual Core"'s repeated shifts from a wheezing keyboard – it was doubtless built in a laboratory by the provost of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and professor Brian Cox, but it sounds like a 13th-century portative organ – to electronic bombardment".

A front-page article on Saturday about the world's fastest computer, built in a Japanese laboratory to analyze climate change, misspelled the name of the director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., who said researchers planned to convert United States weather modeling codes to work with the new computer.

Data on mortar joint thickness (bed and head joints) were collected from twelve typical storey-high walls at three different building sites and from four walls built in a research laboratory in Switzerland.

The Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) neutrino experiment, designed as a 20 kton liquid scintillator detector, will be built in an underground laboratory in South China about 53 km from the Yangjiang and Taishan nuclear power plants, each one having a planned thermal power of approximately 18 GW.

Calling it Orgonon, he started spending summers there, and had a one-room cabin built in 1943, a laboratory in 1945, a larger cabin in 1946 and an observatory in 1948.

As the next step, a test facility on a technical scale (one-sixth of the flow rate of the ITER-HCPB) will be built in a glovebox in the Tritium Laboratory Karlsruhe (TLK) for tritium experiments with the two main components of the extraction process, i.e. the CT and the molecular sieve bed.