Sentence examples for detecting apparatus from inspiring English sources

The properties of the encoded microspheres were characterized using a self-designed detecting apparatus, and the target molecular concentration in the sample was also quantified.

Achieving that gradient in material properties was a fairly significant design effort". To assess the cloak's performance, the researchers aimed a microwave beam at a cloak situated between two metal plates inside a test chamber, and used a specialized detecting apparatus to measure the electromagnetic fields that developed both inside and outside the cloak.

Currently, the displacement detection apparatus, which detects the deformation of large structural parts of heavy-duty CNC machine tools is based on the laser displacement sensors, eddy current sensors, and capacitive sensors.

The pit vipers (family Viperidae), boas and pythons (family Boidae), and a few other snakes have special heat-sensitive organs (infrared receptors) on their heads as part of their food-detecting apparatus.

These sensilla give the moth's detection apparatus much greater surface area than they would otherwise have, which is important for detecting very small concentrations of volatile compounds.

Yet, the NC crows used their straight beak more for pecking than tearing actions, which would have been advantageous in detecting the MAB apparatus's affordances in case of the window option (grasping and pulling the window crank).

Rutherford's apparatus for detecting electromagnetic waves, or radio waves, was simpler and had commercial potential.

Many flagellate green algae possess a single specialized optical device, the eyespot apparatus, for detecting light direction and intensity.

A new type of ultrahigh vacuum apparatus for detecting hydrogen desorption from metals during deformation was developed.

These data demonstrated that the apparatus detected the diel vertical migration of phytoplankton.

The coils in the scanning apparatus detect these magnetic changes, which are used to build up a map of the part of the body being examined.