Sentence examples for fixed instruments from inspiring English sources

These moored observatories, though, can reach out beyond the range of their fixed instruments using robots.Most of these robots are torpedo-shaped ocean gliders (one of which is pictured above) that "fly" long distances through the sea, sampling sunlight penetration, chlorophyll and oxygen concentrations, and the density, pressure, temperature and salinity of the water.

The tasks involved exertion of ramp-and-hold and oscillation patterns of LF against an externally fixed instrumented device, and a simple lift of a freely moving device.

Subjects (N = 15) exerted a sinusoidal LF pattern against an externally fixed instrumented handle at 5 different LF frequencies (0.67 3.33 Hz) and ranges (6 30 N).

Brewster angle microscopy (BAM) images were recorded on an EP3se imaging ellipsometer (Nanofilm Technology, Goettingen, Germany) mounted over a Langmuir trough (model 302m, Nima Technology Ltd., Coventry, U.K .. BAM images were recorded with fixed instrument parameters across each series of surface pressures.

She used the proceeds to fix instruments and buy new uniforms.

He has learned to fix instruments and replace the hair on bows.

Every few months, luthiers sympathetic to the project would visit to fix instruments and pass lessons on to Mr. Shelaldeh, giving him the kind of personal attention the average violin restoration student would not normally receive.

Finally, we compare OTC and exchange traded fixed income instruments such as Eurocurrency futures.

In these two studies, it should be noted that participants used input devices attached to the handle of fixed laparoscopic instruments to perform target acquisition tasks.

To avoid issues of endogeneity in our estimation, we use the market shares of insurers per hospital in the regulated segment (where prices are fixed) as instruments for the relative shares of insurers per hospital in the competitive segment (where prices are negotiable).

The next analysis compared performance between participants whose first instrument was the piano (a fixed pitch instrument, n = 101) and those who began their training on other instruments (typically without fixed pitches, n = 97).