Sentence examples for by using a container from inspiring English sources

In one particularly damning example the report explains how a Russian track and field athlete tried to tamper with sample collection procedures – first by using a container of clean urine inserted inside her body and, when that spilled, by attempting to bribe the doping control officer (DCO) collecting the sample.

The gas pipeline also passes through a moisture trap and a desulphurising unit, which can be made by using a container filled with iron filings.

By using a Docker container, it's easy to tell what's running inside each container.

The recovery of liquefied products was also improved by using a closed container with a pressure-equalizing system that avoids the release of phenol vapour to the atmosphere.

If you can't find a bento box anywhere, you can improvise by using a square container and dividing the food creatively (e.g. with a dividing wall of baby carrots or saltine crackers).

By using a standard-sized container that could be transported from ship to rail or truck, McLean made shipping goods between two points far more efficient.

The SiO2 NFs and Magnesium (Mg) powders were placed together at the opposite ends in a ceramic boat and then sealed by using a cylindrical homemade container that has a small hole at each end.

20 Prepackaged drugs were replaced by using a weekly storage container, and pill counts were conducted at the study clinic by a pharmacist.

To assess the absolute numbers of II I/IVinstar and pupal Aedes spp., samples were taken from small containers by using a pipette, from medium to large containers by using a five-sweep sampling technique with a 20 cm diameter and 33 cm deep net of 100 μm mesh, 6 and from any wells by using funnel traps.

But by using a water filter and reusable container you can reduce or completely eliminate your need for disposable plastic bottles.

In 2007 Nocera and his colleagues at MIT announced the development of a process that liberated hydrogen and oxygen molecules in a container of water by using a cobalt-based catalyst attached to an electrode made of indium and tin.