Sentence examples for instrument size from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, increased sensitivity, accuracy, precision, and temporal resolution often come at the cost of more expense (including both instrumental and operating costs) and larger instrument size.

A crown down preparation with 1 mm increments was performed up to instrument size 80.

Microfabricated flow cytometers promise reduced instrument size and cost with increased robustness and have application in medicine, life sciences and environmental metrology.

The results are generalized to apply to a range of applications, and the CCAFP particularly shows promise for implementation in minimally invasive surgical instruments to decrease instrument size while maintaining instrument performance.

One of the rule of metrology is that the unit of measurement should be close to the size of the feature being assessed and the same logic can be carried to the instrument size.

The working length (WL) was obtained by measuring the length of the initial instrument (size 15) at the apical foramen minus 1 mm.

For the grade school pupils crowded backstage last Sunday before the Bronx Opera Company's English-language performance of the rarely produced "L'Equivoco Stravagante," by Rossini, it was your basic lesson in stringed instrument sizing.

This end-to-end model can be useful to evaluate the capability of the fire detection for other satellite infrared payloads particularly during the phase 0-A of a space project when it is necessary to understand the possible impacts of the scientific requirements on the instrument sizing.

What is remotely natural about a steel instrument the size of a pair of garden shears?

Radiation on the journey to Mars was measured by NASA's newest Mars rover, Curiosity, which carries an instrument the size of a coffee maker that was originally intended to gauge radiation on the planet's surface.

In examining the lives of master organists and organ builders, the author, an assistant managing editor at The Times, reveals what it's like to command an instrument the size of a minor European principality, and investigates the effect over time on the human ego.