Sentence examples for devices to release from inspiring English sources
New generation of barrier membranes has been developed, which not only act as barriers but also as delivery devices to release specific growth factors.
Companies can develop apps that employees can download to personal devices to release specified bits of data regarding the fitness and health practices of its employees.
The intrinsic potential of different devices to release NMs, the possible disposal pathways for specific nano-waste, (e.g. waste-water, landfill, incineration or recycling), the bioavailability and persistence of NMs, and subsequent effect in and across the disposal media such as air, soil and water all need specific attention [ 100].
But when they failed to get it past airport security in Sydney, they allegedly switched their focus to building a device to release poisonous hydrogen sulfide in a public place, before the plot was foiled when they were arrested.
The headspace samples were heated at 270 °C for 10 min in a 750-ml stainless steel manually TD device to release the headspace VOCs.
The alternative of using a shearing device to release IgG from tobacco roots has been investigated here using a custom built device based on established equipment (Boychyn et al., 2001) modified by the use of an impeller with serrated edges.
If that doesn't work, use a needle and tweezers, or a rotatable medical device to release the embedded hair.
Among other changes, Con Edison recently replaced all 1,654 steam traps — the devices designed to release water from steam mains — and required its safety patrols to remove manhole covers and check for water in areas traditionally prone to flooding.
Just before impact a series of pyrotechnic devices fired to release the cables, allowing it to hit the ground at about 30mph (48 km/h).
When the unit beeps, the user turns the device over to release the pills.
Nuclear weapon, device designed to release energy in an explosive manner as a result of nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, or a combination of the two processes.
