Sentence examples for custom instrumentation from inspiring English sources

This study describes the design, fabrication and testing of custom instrumentation for recording grain conditions and logistics during short-haul truck transport from farms to storage.

Nolan and his team have built custom instrumentation designed to maximize light generation and detection, and coupled it with exceptionally bright fluorophores, protocols, and calibration standards.

Single particle analysis methods that provide correlated size and intensity information on many individual nanoparticles in a population would be ideal, but these approaches can be slow, labor intensive, and involve complex and often custom instrumentation that is not suitable for widespread use.

Difficulties in developing the necessary experimental data originate from the need to develop custom measurement instrumentation for cryogenic temperatures.

Experimental design: For all animals, full thickness osteochondral defects 5.8 mm wide by 6 mm deep were created in the proximal lateral trochlea sulcus (LTS) and in the medial femoral condyle (MFC) of the right stifle joint using custom made instrumentation.

This combination of QCLs with custom designed instrumentation for microspectroscopy provides the unique option of collecting data sets at high SNR.

Analog, digital and power electronics are the fundamental components of the custom-made instrumentation.

A custom-designed instrumentation platform for tethered balloon observation and ground-based observation synchronously operated for the measurement of same meteorological parameters and typical air pollutants.

All measurements of the dielectric permittivity were made using custom-built instrumentation.

Finally, custom-developed instrumentation, while enabling an individual lab to perform single cell experiments, may not be reproducible in other venues due to differences in protocols and sample handling.

He has previously designed and operated custom biology research instrumentation for laboratories in Woods Hole, Massachusetts and at Harvard University, where his projects went on to produce internationally published research and digital photography.