Sentence examples for interrogate techniques from inspiring English sources
Connoisseurs of bowling will be lining up to watch him, Steyn and Philander interrogate techniques and temperament in South Africa.
The C.I.A. later noted, in its file on him, that he was an intelligent, capable young man who would not break "under normal interrogating techniques".
In this system, a Mach Zehnder optical path interrogating technique is used to demodulate each sensor of the sensors matrix.
A novel fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor system based on an interrogating technique by two parallel matched gratings was designed and theoretically discussed.
This means even tiny crystals can be interrogated, a technique that promises to transform molecular biology, particularly the part that seeks to understand how drugs and proteins interact.
Leaks of the report in the Washington Post on Tuesday said that the CIA used secret "black sites" to interrogate prisoners using techniques not previously acknowledged.
This is well done by using an array of computational techniques interrogating both sequence and structure.
Many different features of vascularity permit the distinction between malignant and benign processes, some of which can be interrogated by imaging techniques.
The use of high-throughput sequencing techniques interrogating the whole genome has shown that single abnormalities of the mitogen-activating protein kinase (MAPK) pathway are exclusively found in almost all cases, indicating that PA represents a one-pathway disease.
The observed binding motifs may be a direct result of the structural conformation of CCR5 when in complex with gp120 and CD4 (the complex necessary for host entry), which has recently been interrogated using NMR techniques.
Moreover, the choice of substrate can be important: biological systems are typically interrogated by optical techniques that rely on the transmission of light through a specimen; substrates such as gold and Si are problematic because of their opacity, and gold and other metals also quench fluorescence.
