Sentence examples for container consisting of from inspiring English sources

Lunch is in a tin container consisting of a number of bowls, each containing a separate dish, held together in a frame.

An eigenvalue problem is simulated in a cylindrical container consisting of fissile fuel particles with five different size distributions: constant, uniform, power, exponential and Gaussian.

Dui, Wade-Giles romanization tui, type of Chinese bronze vessel produced in the late Zhou dynasty (c. 600 256/255 bc), it was a food container consisting of two bowls each supported on three legs that, when placed together, formed a sphere.

The radon analyzer and the building material samples (Figure 2) were placed one at a time in an emanation and calibration cylindrical container consisting of a firm corrosion-resisting stainless-steel container with a removable gas-tight lid (Figure 3).

Becker tests were carried out in a 300 containeriner consisting of solid rotation and leach solution using magnetic anchor for a conditioning time of 1, 3, 5 and 10 min.

This sample is placed into a container consisting of an upper coffee-filter like part to hold the meat and a lower tube-like part.

The container consists of a cell suspension chamber, two reserve tanks for medium and fixative and a pump for fluid exchange.

The fast-neutron, coded-aperture imaging instrument, designed for a mobile unit (20 ft. ISO container), consists of a 32-element array of 15 cm×15 cm×15 cm liquid scintillation detectors (EJ-309) mounted behind a 12×12 pseudorandom coded aperture.

Alternatively, the traditional open infusion container consists of rigid (glass, burette) or semi rigid plastic containers that must admit air to empty (air filter or needle) [ 16].

The custom measurement system, housed inside a stainless steel container, consisted of a pump to control and provide adequate sample flow, a particulate filter to remove any particles that may damage the instrument, and a cooler to remove all water vapor from the sample.

Time |tīm| noun: The "containers," consisting of measurable periods, that we allocate, assign or use to accomplish tasks of our choosing.