Sentence examples for correct plate from inspiring English sources

We find that cells correct metaphase plate position before anaphase onset, we demonstrate that a centered metaphase plate position relies on the spindle assembly checkpoint (SAC) to provide sufficient time for this correction mechanisms, and we show that a failure to correct plate position leads to asymmetric cell divisions.

For different load types on a FRPRC beam, the scheme is shown to exhibit robust convergence characteristics in regimes of pronounced nonlinearity, with reliable gravitation toward the correct plate area from a wide range of starting values of this plate area.

Open image in new window Fig. 2 Anterior MIPO technique a under image intensifier the correct plate size is chosen.

Robots would also be able to remember which patron ordered what dish, offering the correct plate to the correct customer.

After confirmation of correct plate positioning in fluoroscopy, screw holes were consecutively drilled.

The re-sequencing data hit the BES with a same well position will assure the correct plate orientation.

Test the seed placement spacing after you install the correct plates.

Since this correcting plate is very thin, it introduces little chromatic aberration.

Schmidt telescope, also called Schmidt camera, telescope in which a spherical primary mirror receives light that has passed through a thin aspherical lens, called a correcting plate, that compensates for the image distortions namely, spherical aberrations produced by the mirror.

The Schmidt-Maksutov telescope, invented by Russian optician Dmitry D. Maksutov in 1941, is similar in design and purpose to the Schmidt telescope but has a spherical meniscus, a lens in which one side is concave and the other is convex, in place of the correcting plate of the Schmidt.

Since parallel light rays that are reflected by the centre of a spherical mirror are focused farther away than those reflected from the outer regions, Schmidt introduced a thin lens (called the correcting plate) at the radius of curvature of the primary mirror.