Sentence examples for chamber tip from inspiring English sources
Measurements were also made with ion chamber (0.015 cm, Type 31016 ion chambers, PTW; Freiburg, Germany, measurement point: 1.3 mm behind the chamber tip; active cylinder length: 3.6 mm; diameter: 2.9 mm) at the isocentric plane with water depths of 10 cm.
The F-N plots (b). Figure 4 exhibits the plot of the current versus time of the packaged device which was loaded in the vacuum chamber tip-off system (Sample 1).
Both surficial etching and larger-scale structural damage were closely related to test architecture, with degradation most intense on porous chamber walls, as opposed to non-porous-areas, interlocular walls and chamber tips.
After strong performances in recent weeks in the men's 60 metres, Britain look set to retain the European Indoor title – won by Jason Gardener two years ago – with Dwain Chambers tipped as the likely victor.
Ultimately, however, it was the four Cambodian judges and one international judge in the appeals chamber who tipped the balance against him (two international judges dissented).
Figure 2 Schematic of the high vacuum chamber with tip-off system.
Chambers is tipped to win gold in the 60m final on Sunday – one of the medals Great Britain are relying on to hit a target of "five to six" medals.
The slides with released pollen grains were incubated upside down for 6 hours to overnight in a humid chamber made from tip boxes, wet tissue paper, and two pasteur pipettes to hold the slides.
One-day-old adults were placed in a T-shaped microfluidic chamber, with the tip of their nose exposed to constantly flowing LB broth.
The micropipette was carefully inserted through the hollow screw into the microfluidic chamber while the tip of the pipette entering the intersection-zone within the T-shape microfluidic channel was monitored visually.
The micropipette was inserted through the hollow screw and the drilled hole into the microfluidic chamber, while the tip of the pipette was monitored visually in the microfluidic channel.
