Sentence examples for gives a visible from inspiring English sources

This device gives a visible record of any kind of sound.

Chemical indicator, any substance that gives a visible sign, usually by a colour change, of the presence or absence of a threshold concentration of a chemical species, such as an acid or an alkali in a solution.

This arrangement gives a visible magnification of ×215 for the video camera in the microscope, which was used to locate relevant structures in the samples.

Moreover, prescreening animals for editing at a locus that gives a visible phenotype when mutated (co-CRISPR or co-conversion) enriches for successful editing of the desired locus (Arribere et al. 2014; Kim et al. 2014; Ward 2015).

This density is lowest in hydrogen atoms, and they do not give a visible diffraction pattern.

The general gave a visible sigh when he was shown the lenses pointing at him... Poor Keith.

Perhaps he'll be given a visible behind-the-scenes role, like Brian Friedman or that bloke from 10 years ago who looked like Billy Connolly after a Colour Run.

People who gorged themselves gave a visible sign of poor self-control; what mattered was their flawed character, not their mortality risk.

2D contour plot analysis is a useful tool, which can give a visible pollutants removal law in CWs and help to understand how such a system works along the horizontal direction.

"I'm lucky enough to be here and to be given a visible and audible platform to be doing what I'm doing," she said, "and the fact that I'm supported by an enormously generous infrastructure of other artists, critics, curators, galleries, is enough for me".

Jonathan Schwartz was nowhere to be seen, though his number 2 John Fowler was given a visible role in the proceedings.