Sentence examples for in each strip from inspiring English sources
Make diagonal cuts in each strip, 2 inches apart.
Geant4 simulations were used to estimate the sensitivity of the detector in different experimental configurations, in relation to the absorbed dose in each strip.
"Dumb it down" was one of Bushmiller's mottos; in practice, as Paul Karasik and Mark Newgarden point out, that meant applying the sizable arsenal of his craft to making sure every mark in each strip served its central joke.
This three-dimensional cascade response applied in each strip combined with an acoustic analogy in an annular duct have been chosen to account for the main three-dimensional effects.
Figure 3 shows a clear correlation between the calibrated SMALL data, appearing as the lower trace in each strip chart, and the NPM data, appearing as the upper trace.
While the cuts in this paper are assumed to be guillotine, it makes sense to assign priorities by the widths of the demand pieces because most of the waste in the guillotine cuts is created in the strips and while trimming, and in this suggested approach, the widths of the pieces in each strip are equal or as close as possible.
We used an immunoglobulin (Ig) G and IgM enzyme-linked IgM enzyme-linkedssay (ELimmunoabsorbentnost Borreliosis, Behring, Massayg, GELISAy), in which each strip contained wells coated with inactivated borrelial antigen (detergent extract from strain isolate Pkit[ BorrEnzygnostlii]), to detect specific antiBorreliosis. Behringferi coMarburg
As each B-scan was acquired in 1.3 ms, each strip was acquired in about 13 to 20 ms. Dewarping consisted of aligning the landmark cone positions to reference positions as defined by the first en face frame in the movie that had little to no apparent motion artifacts.
After letting the soon to be beef jerky soak in the marinade, put each strip in the bowl that contains the dry rub so each side is coated evenly with the rub.
Conglomerates like Roche, the leader of the $8 billion a year diabetes testing industry, have made these strips proprietary — in other words, each strip fits only into a specific machine.
In Woolworth's, in mid-April, 1932, White admires the gardening, hunting, and fishing gear that's newly for sale ("pork rind in glass jars, each strip ready punctured for the hook").
