Sentence examples for hand held instruments from inspiring English sources
Under the microscope, identification and initial instrumentation of an additional canal are aided by fine, hand held instruments like the Micro-Orifice Opener (Maillefer, Dentsply).
Hand held instruments have been proposed and widely studied for landmine detection.
In this paper, the dose rate received by an operator of a hand held instrument for landmine detection is analyzed using a computational phantom model with Monte Carlo simulations for different source types and source-to-operator distances.
The NDVI-FR measurements are obtained from 26 individual plots within the Zackenberg Ecological Research Operations (ZERO) area using a hand held Skye Instruments sensor at six vegetation types that range over dry, mesic and wet types.
Either the FC/APC fiber input, FC/APC1 of the OCT1 channel (Instrument 1), or the FC/APC2 of the OCT2 in the single channel hand held probe (Instrument 2) can be connected to the swept source.
Muscle strength was assessed by an objective method: determination of the maximal isometric strength of the ankle dorsiflexers, knee extensors, and hip abductors on both legs using a hand held dynamometer – the Nicholas Manual Muscle Tester (NMMT; Lafayette Instruments, Lafayette, IN). 26 One experienced technician (BK) performed all strength assessments on 53 elderly women.
Though hand held dynamometers have shown to be a reliable and beneficial instrument for measuring muscle force, a hand held dynamometer may possess some practical limitations.
In some ways, "Smile" is the middle-grade equivalent of David Small's graphic memoir, "Stitches". But where that was an unsparing account of surgeries required because of parental negligence, Raina's tale is more upbeat, while still tapping into that fear we all have of being at the mercy of the hand holding the sharp metal instrument.
But where that was an unsparing account of surgeries required because of parental negligence, Raina's tale is more upbeat, while still tapping into that fear we all have of being at the mercy of the hand holding the sharp metal instrument.
