Sentence examples for laboratory for example from inspiring English sources
The Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, for example, was operated by the University of California.
Problems developed in the F.B.I. laboratory, for example, because it resisted the scrutiny of accreditation and the recruitment of top-flight outside scientists.
When he tried to burnish his public image with exaggerated claims of progress in his laboratory, for example, he demonstrated a hunger for credit unknown in his earliest tinkering.
Sony Computer Entertainment America's research and development laboratory, for example, has helped developers take full advantage of its console with hardware peripherals like its successful EyeToy for camera-assisted games.
Such additive effects can also be demonstrated among "normal" people in the laboratory; for example, one may readily produce signs of hallucinations among sleep-deprived subjects or among subjects in a state of sensory isolation by administering otherwise subhallucinatory doses of drugs such as LSD or mescaline.
Members of his laboratory, for example, collaborate closely with surgeons, engineers, and basic researchers, Li says.
The current OSHA rules governing laboratories, for example, were not written with genetic manipulation of viruses and bacteria in mind.
It will serve as place where present and potential employees can be trained to work in the specialized life sciences industry: in medical laboratories, for example, and at hospitals and companies that make medical equipment.
Had she spent more time in other sorts of places, among other types of people — in research laboratories, for example, or among economists rather than businessmen and -women — she would undoubtedly have discovered a world of introverts quite contented with who they are, and who feel that the world has been good to them.
Reflex tests are widely used in clinical laboratories, for example, to diagnose thyroid disorders or in the follow-up of prostate cancer.
More sophisticated approaches to interaction between users and virtual characters are under development in various research laboratories, for example at the Center for Human Modeling and Simulation at the University of Pennsylvania, and the USC-affiliated Institute for Creative Technologies. USC-affiliated Institute for Creative Technologies
