Sentence examples for detector of a from inspiring English sources

"But this mettle detector of a US Open final was worthy of the term as was Murray's own personal quest for possession of one of the trophies that continue to define tennis careers".

The Standard Model, however, predicts them to be massless, so the result is yet another crack in it.Cleveland Potash's Boulby mine, in England, is the site of a cheap but speculative detector of a different kind.

But this means that a substantial amount of missing energy should show up (or, rather, not show up) in the detector of a particle accelerator that was set up to look for them.

But this 4-hour-54-minute mettle detector of a United States Open final was worthy of the term as was Murray's own personal quest for possession of one of the trophies that continue to define tennis careers.

Hydrogen consumption was monitored using thermal conductivity detector of a gas chromatograph (Varian, 8301).

We observed the morphology and microstructure of silica aerogel samples with scanning electron microscopy (SEM), using the secondary electron detector of a Zeiss Ultra 60 FE-SEM.

Two-channel confocal slices (18-µm-thick, 256 × 256 pixel, 16-bit) were collected for 6 min at 20 Hz through a 20× Plan-Apochromat objective (0.8NA) using the LIVE detector of an inverted Zeiss 710 Duo confocal microscope.

The morphometric analysis of cell nucleus by laser scanning cytometry (LSC) is a sensitive detector of such a change [ 39, 40].

Defa, however, is an emotional director — a detector of the unexpressed, a connoisseur of vulnerability — and he has somehow made the film moving.

Garner turns what she calls the "shit-detector" of a woman of her years on the mysteries behind these grim deaths.

A new designed luminol-based electrochemiluminescent (ECL) cell by bi-potentiostatic excitation was developed for the utilization as a coupled-detector of a flow injection analysis system (Bi-ECL FIA).