Sentence examples for instrumentation material from inspiring English sources

The area between canal configuration before and after instrumentation (material removed by instrumentation) was determined both for the inner and outer curvature using the Image Analyser program.

The FT-RDB hybridization methodology described in this work is fast and efficient and can be easily implemented in standard microbiological laboratories due to the ease of use and reduced costs as compared to the expensive instrumentation, material, and technical expertise required for microarray platforms.

This ontology aims to model the design of an investigation, including the protocols, instrumentation, materials used and the data generated.

Moreover, these injuries, and particularly zone III injuries (which sometimes involve the macula and optic nerve), frequently correlate with a poor anatomical outcome [ 8– 12] despite extensive advances in imaging, instrumentation, materials, and surgical procedures over the decades [ 8].

Much the best pieces were those that were, in instrumentation and material, most minimal: "Conversio" for violin and piano, "Symbiosis" for violin and bass, and even what sounded like a juvenile Sonatina for two pianos.

Technological applications include polarizing microscopes, liquid crystal displays, and optical instrumentation for materials testing.

Instrumentation and materials.

In the past failure case of such NDTE/NSG based on lowest bid price, it is not easy to know which part(s) in SWIMS (S – service provider, i.e. people; W – work procedure; I – instrumentation; M – materials in the complex underground; S – specifications by client) fails, and how it/they fail(s).

A test requiring more instrumentation, but measuring material properties that are more useful for analysis, is the pulling apart of two sides of a sample containing a crack that is initially cut about one-third of the way through the sample.

To determine the effect of instrumentation of suture material on knot security and tensile strength.

The impact of recent advances in instrumentation and computational materials science and their use in concrete research is discussed.