Sentence examples for given a microscope from inspiring English sources

But the first man to capture snow crystals on camera was a Vermont farmer named Wilson Bentley, who was given a microscope as a teenager.

Over the past eight months, the entrails of our newspapers have been examined in fine detail, and the public, through Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry, has been given a microscope to inspect every blemish, every rotten corpuscle, every defective gene.

The otoliths were examined under a microscope and given a score out of 4 for degree of crystallization (1 = 25%, 2 = 50%, 3 = 75%, 4 = 100% crystallized).

He gave her a microscope when she was 7.

He gave her a microscope when she was 7. "I collected everything: worms, mushrooms, plants, rocks," Dr. Patrick was quoted by the academy as telling an interviewer in 2004.

"It turns out that if you have all these digits of precision for making a measurement, it can give you a microscope onto our very universe," said physicist Andrew Ludlow of the National Institute of Standards and Technology in Boulder, Colo.

In Movement Microscope (above) we are given a glimpse into this world, but with added artifice.

Therefore, optimization of image defocus is necessary in order to capture high-resolution details up to a potential information limit of a given electron microscope, while producing enough image contrast for weak phase objects such as vitrified biological specimen.

A confocal microscope gives a greatly enhanced discrimination of depth relative to conventional microscopes, particularly in fluorescence and light-scattering applications.

If the LSCM were not tunable to detect up-conversion, a spectral detector or optical setup would need to be procured from the manufacturer of a given confocal microscope.

If the LSCM were not tunable, a spectral detector or optical setup would need to be procured from the manufacturer of a given confocal microscope (subheading "Laser scanning confocal imaging").