Sentence examples for instruments which allowed from inspiring English sources

The next big step was the development of orbiting X-ray instruments, which allowed for exposure times of days rather than minutes.

Micro Raman analysis was carried out on two instruments which allowed the use of a total of four excitation wavelengths.

Enabled by robotic, high-throughput analytical instruments, which allowed them to scan thousands of genes simultaneously, scientists dramatically accelerated their efforts to find new biomarkers.

All arthroscopic viewing is accomplished from the lateral portal, and femoral socket preparation is performed from the medial side with specially contoured instruments, which allow accurate marking, measuring, and anatomic positioning of the graft.

The benefit of this method is that, TOA measurements are obtained directly without the use of high-sampling rate circuits or universal test instruments, which allows the receiver to be highly integrated, of low complexity and low cost.

HRQOL can be assessed using generic instruments, which allow comparison between patients and general populations.

Other instruments, which allow for grasping tissue and needle passing the free end of the suture in one step, were not included.

The second method is to transfer the heartbeat sounds to the frequency that is used by music instruments, which allows utilizing the ordinary music processing methods.

A further 9 pairs were used to evaluate the function of a custom-made application instrument, which allowed for suction during plug (Biostop G/IMSET) insertion.

Harrison acknowledges in his autobiography that the melody and "weird chords" came about through experimentation on a keyboard instrument, which allowed him more harmonic possibilities than are available on a guitar.

Borda could be said to have been a fanatic for decimalization: he had designed the repeating circle, a surveying instrument which allowed a much-improved precision in the measurement of angles between landmarks, but insisted that it be calibrated in "grades" ( of a quarter-circle) rather than degrees, with 100 minutes to a grade and 100 seconds to a minute.