Sentence examples for instrument design for from inspiring English sources
Fluidics were also incorporated to the instrument design for efficient sample delivery.
The idea of "common path" has been widely applied in optical instrument design for 30 years and even today.
Further work is required to refine the use of burn residue chemicals as soil water tracers, particularly in improving instrument design for groundwater sample collection in fine textured soils.
He made outstanding contributions in the field of instrument design for HPLC and in the field of Sedimentation Field Flow Fractionation (SFFF), in HPLC method development and optimization strategies.
Mission objectives were to validate the platform for future long duration flights around the North pole, to validate the P-BACE instrument design for planetary mission applications (conditions in the Earth stratosphere are similar to the conditions at the Mars surface), to study variation of the stratospheric composition during the flight and to gain experience in balloon based mass spectrometry.
HK assisted with instrument design for the Adult Mental Health Surveys, conducted the analyses presented in this paper and prepared draft versions of the manuscript for review.
Carolinn Skyler of Philadelphia owns the largest glass harmonica ever made, an instrument designed for concert performance, with 61 bowls, covering five octaves plus a note.
An instrument designed for visual observation of spectra is called a spectroscope; an instrument that photographs or maps spectra is a spectrograph.
Like insurance against fire or theft, it protects investors against the risk of default.But, as often in finance, an instrument designed for insurance became a tool for speculators.
David Lindley (he of the overdriven lap-steel solo on Jackson Browne's "Running on Empty") has opened quarries of old-time music and brought new life to the Weissenborn, a hollow-necked six-string acoustic instrument designed for Hawaiian music.
The Manton instrument, designed for unusual versatility by a French organ builder, Pascal Quoirin, is ideal for Messiaen's music, producing a wide, nuanced range of tones, blends and dynamics.
