Sentence examples for combination of a microscope from inspiring English sources
Apparently, a lightoscope is a combination of a microscope and a light.
Similar to its lightoscope released back in April, this new microscope is a combination of a microscope and a light.
Resembling a combination of an electron microscope and a CT scanner, the method showed that HPT had deformed the lattice of atoms in the alloy into an unprecedented arrangement.
The present approach uses a combination of (a) a confocal microscope, (b) an image processing technique to determine 3D substrate deformation, and (c) a computational analysis to deduce 3D traction forces from substrate deformation.
A technique for preparation of a pillar-shaped specimen and its multidirectional observation using a combination of a scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) and a focused ion beam (FIB) instrument has been developed.
The laser was coupled into the fiber core through the light collimator, which was a combination component of a 20× microscope objective (Thorlabs) and a fiber clamp (Thorlabs).
On defrosting, bacula were thoroughly cleaned of surrounding tissue using a combination of dissection under a microscope at 20× magnification and repeated soaking in 0.05 g ml-1 KOH (24 hours × 2), and stored in 70% ethanol [ 17].
A combination of microscope images taken during the bubble formation process, pressure signals and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) yielded a vast amount of information leading to greater insight into the actual damage mechanism both under a single laser pulse and multiple pulse irradiation.
The optimal design, that is, the combination of tunable microscope parameters for which the precision is highest, is derived for different types of atom columns.
Almost any combination of light microscope and compact digital camera with optical zoom (including some camera phones) can be used without the need for specialized equipment.
This combination of two kinds of twinning, although best seen by means of a microscope equipped to use doubly polarized light, is sometimes discernible macroscopically.
