Sentence examples for counter compatible from inspiring English sources

The experiment involved a source consisting of a 0.0096-g active matrix of 68Ge/68Ga that had been mounted towards the base of a gamma counter compatible, 12-mm-diameter, 75-mm-long plastic rod (model BM08, RadQual, Weare, NH, USA).

The study also showed that it is possible to operate ZrO2 bearings at sliding speeds much higher than previously reported through coupling it with a tribologically compatible counter-body, such as Al2O3 or ZTA, that preferably conducts the heat away from the interface.

In contrast, TsO, ClO4 and Cl were not compatible PPy counter ions for NSC culture.

It would be made out of glass to be compatible with any counter top, and glass is a very sanitary surface that can be cleaned easily.

While these 68Ge/68Ga mock syringe sources are generally not compatible with gamma counters due to their size, companion sources designed for use with NaI(Tl) gamma counters have recently become available.

"When you lift the lid off the repression what comes out are a whole lot of religious, ethnic, tribal influences that themselves have to be countered and moulded into something that is compatible with the modern world".

Blast's savings work with games on the Google Play Store and will be compatible with PC games — including Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Steam.

The LPA can refuse life-sustaining treatment if it is explicitly stated in the patient's draft, is counter-signed and is deemed to be compatible with the patient's 'best interests'.

However, since the introduction of the premium system, this argument can be countered, since feed-in premiums can be considered compatible with the electricity market as quota systems.

Such discrepancy is compatible with the accuracy of the well counter used for the 68Ga activity measurement before filling the phantom.

In combination with glutamate as an organic counter ion, K+ is believed to act as a temporary compatible solute and moreover as a regulatory signal for the initiation of subsequent acclimation processes, also in cyanobacteria.