Sentence examples for described printed from inspiring English sources

We used previously described printed circuit board technology to manufacture eSensor chips with 16 gold electrodes, one reference electrode, and one auxiliary electrode [ 2- 4].

Written as television was emerging as the principal source of information, McLuhan insisted that it had become possible to define and describe print culture because it was coming to an end and was destined to be replaced by the electronic age.

Postgraduate doctors also described problems printing and saving articles, particularly in PubMed: "I have difficulties printing and saving while using PubMed, I need to create an MS Word environment to be able to print".

Gaspereau printer and publisher Andrew Steeves described himself "printing jackets through the night" to have enough copies of the book available for readings at the International Festival of Authors in Toronto last weekend.

There were three stages in building the key: acquiring images (described above), printing and arranging the images (creating the key), and testing.

And while it's described as "Printed in the UK with cyber pixels," you could actually print it out, if you made a really really big effort.

We describe applied printing techniques and cross-linking methods, highlighting the modifications implemented to improve scaffold properties.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office, for instance, explains on its website that new results cease to be patentable if "the claimed invention was … described in a printed publication …  or otherwise available to the public before the effective filing date".

Two identical grids consisting of each amplified cDNA and including the controls described above were printed onto the left and right sides of each horizontally orientated array, thus affording spatial separation between duplicate spots, to allow for the normalisation of potential hybridisation anomalies.

Two identical blocks of grids consisting of each amplified cDNA and including the controls described above were printed onto the left and right sides of each horizontally orientated array, thus affording spatial separation between duplicate spots, to allow for the normalisation of potential hybridisation anomalies.

Two identical grids consisting of each amplified cDNA and including the controls described above were printed onto the left and right sides of each horizontally-orientated array, thus affording spatial separation between duplicate spots, to allow for the normalization of potential hybridization anomalies.