Sentence examples for instruments windows from inspiring English sources

The catheter was connected via a T-tube to a syringe pump (KDS250, KDScientific Corp., MA, USA), pressure transducer and amplifier (ML866 and ML224, PowerLab, ADInstruments, CO, USA), recorded on a chart recorder, and digitized for computer data collection (Labchart 7, ADI Instruments: Windows 7 system).

Even with the excellent image quality and low-emissivity of the Gemini telescopes, the thermal background from the sky, telescope and instrument windows are many orders of magnitude greater than the mid-infrared background emission in space.

The wood is a preferred choice for crafting musical instruments and window shutters.

In less than 25,000 miles, there was little that didn't go wrong: dropped valves; a bad radiator, clutch fan, transmission and rear end; dropped valves again; instrument panels; window motors; a failed radio; a replacement aerial and all four door handles; shock absorbers; air-conditioning compressor; and replacement brakes, wheel bearings and power steering pump.

Lee also distinguishes them through imagery – Marianne is often seen with musical instruments, near open windows, and outside, while Elinor is pictured in door frames.

CaF2 is used in laboratory instruments as a window material for both infrared and ultraviolet radiation.

But if you were simply enjoying a stroll, taking in the neighborhood's countless charms at a mule's pace, you would marvel at the orgy of musical instruments in the window.

Asked to identify two significant lesser-known works in the Tate show, Chambers first identifies the urban still life Dead Spring from 1929, which depicts a dead pot plant and set of drawing instruments on the window sill of Nash's London flat overlooking an empty St Pancras advertising hoarding.

Underwater optical instruments having glass window coated with a transparent tin dioxide layer can be effectively protected against biofouling without environmental damages because hypohalogenous acids are produced at a low level and on the window itself.

To keep dust and sand out of instruments and tools, the windows were covered with plastic.

Hence, there is a temporal mismatch between the two instruments, the one-week window in the SNQ and the 30-day window in the SHC.