Sentence examples for delivery aperture from inspiring English sources

The reinforcement delivery aperture was a 7.5-cm hole 4.5 cm from the bottom of the panel forming the mouth of the clown face.

Traditional mitigation uses cement, a viscous fluid that requires a large enough aperture for delivery and that also must bond to the surrounding surfaces in order to be effective.

A response in the active aperture (correct response) resulted in delivery of a food pellet, accompanied by a 3-s presentation of stimulus light above the magazine and tone.

Once the selected interval time elapsed, the first lever press resulted in the delivery of one food pellet into the feeding aperture, which served as reinforcement.

To design a clinically reliable and efficient step-and-shoot IMRT delivery technique for the treatment of breast cancer using direct aperture optimization (DAO).

These include the variation in tissue resulting in a disparity of ablation thresholds, naturally occurring apertures (that limit the numerical aperture [NA] and working distance of the delivery beam), and the location of sensitive membranes that can be within micrometers of the targeted structure(s).

Photolithography was used to create microchannels for chemoattractant delivery, flow diversion barriers/conduits, and small outlets in the form of apertures.

Responses in this aperture within a limited-hold period (5 sec) were reinforced by the delivery of a food pellet in the magazine (correct responses).

Volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT) has more flexibility of dose delivery through a full range of angles (gantry rotation) with continuous modulation of beam aperture and variable dose rate [ 5, 6].

Now, only the lights in the five apertures were switched on, but every nose-poke (into any hole) was rewarded by delivery of milk solution to the magazine.

Biologics can be difficult to formulate for subcutaneous or intramuscular delivery as this typically involves injection of small volumes of highly concentrated drug solutions through needles with narrow apertures (needles used for subcutaneous often have an aperture of 0.5 inches whilst needles with 1-2 inch gauges are used for intramuscular delivery).