Sentence examples for gauge designed to from inspiring English sources
To develop and evaluate a calibrated force gauge designed to simulate the effect of patient-induced manipulation of the eye with resultant elevation of intraocular pressure (IOP) and use the device to determine the stability of cataract incisions.
Methods: Thirty-six cases of finished orthodontic casts in plaster and digital form were scored by using 2 methods: an electronic version of the ABO OGS designed to be used with digital casts (OrthoCAD, Cadent, Fairview, NJ) and the ABO gauge designed to be used with plaster casts.
That's why this particular site creates such a complex problem". The mini-sub is fitted with an ultrasonic gauge designed to measure the thickness of the Arizona's metal.
On his wrist, Mr. Horn wears a Panerai Luminor 1950 Submersible Depth Gauge specially designed to withstand the extremes of his journey, which will take him to all the continents, including Antarctica.
CONTINUUM (Tomorrow) In the 1970's, Music Inc. was a heavy-gauge quartet designed to showcase the exertions of a blazing young trumpeter named Charles Tolliver.
Under fluoroscopic guidance, fluorescent microspheres (20 mg/ml in sterile saline, total volume 1.5 μl) were injected into the NP of each of the three disc levels using custom 33-gauge needles designed to restrict the depth of needle insertion to 2.5mm (Figures 1A and B).
Three gauge configurations are designed to optimize the gauge performance.
This transducer is based on strain-gauges techniques and designed to measure both small and large forces accurately (range 0.7 60 N) as well as fast force fluctuations.
After balancing several key characteristic properties, including high ionization efficiency and low outgassing rates, the thermionic cathode ionization gauges are commonly designed to maintain the electron energies at around 150~200 V [3, 32, 35].
A door-to-door survey was undertaken with a locally contextualized questionnaire, containing customized question sets designed to gauge population characteristics, respondents' healthcare preferences, satisfaction levels with providers, and opinions on designated healthcare institutions in general.
