Sentence examples for designed for dispensing from inspiring English sources

But there's a catch: standard lab equipment was not designed for dispensing tiny traces of substances.

Although it began as a free alternative to desktop computing systems like Windows and Mac OS, it is now the basis of devices as varied as the Android mobile phone system and an ATM designed for dispensing Bitcoins.

The slurry was kept in suspension using a paddle reservoir designed for dispensing pharmaceutical beads on the Biomek FXP (model VP 756C-1P100; V&P ScInc.ific, Inc., San Diego, CA, USA).

A total of 200 μL (duplicate) of substrate slurry was dispensed into a mini-eppendorf while the slurry was kept in suspension using a paddle reservoir designed for dispensing pharmaceutical beads on the Biomek FXP (Model VP 756C-1P100, V&P ScInc.ific, Inc., San Diego, CA).

While the slurry was kept in suspension using a paddle reservoir designed for dispensing pharmaceutical beads (Biomek FXP, Model VP 756C-1P100, V&P Scientific, Inc., San Diego, CA), a total of 200  μL (duplicate) of substrate slurry was dispensed into a mini-Eppendorf tube as described previously [ 9].

EpMotion 5075 (Eppendorf AG, Eppendorf, Germany) programs were designed for the dispensing of the mastermix and samples into pre-designated wells of a 384 well thermoplate (Roche Diagnostics, Penzberg, Germany).

However, Nikolova considers its shape much too unusual and its depth unsuitable for baptism, and believes it may instead have been designed as a vessel for dispensing holy water.

The COPAS™ XL (Union Biometrica) large particle sorter has been designed for the analysis, sorting and dispensing of objects up to 1.5 mm in diameter based on size, optical density and fluorescence intensity.

This relates to the design of instrumentation for dispensing fluids, as well as assay plates.

Preliminary benchmarking studies of the probe have been performed with a specially designed droplet dispensing setup.

ATMs, designed for normal economies, aren't set up to dispense the enormous numbers of notes needed for day-to-day life.