Sentence examples for lifetime instrument from inspiring English sources

My voice teacher helped me to see voice as a lifetime instrument, so it wasn't until recently that I let my inner belt fly.

Despite a major limitation of the present study is the use of a lifetime instrument such as the MOODS-SR that does not allow discriminating whether sleep disturbances occurred before or after the trauma exposure, we can speculate that patients at higher suicidal risk are more prone to report sleep problems across the lifespan.

Given the high time resolution (<50 ps) of our lifetime instrument, these data indicate that some fraction (as much as ∼20% in the case of arrestin E161W) of these bimane Trp pairs is either in contact with each other before (or within 50 ps of) the moment of light excitation.

Satellite instruments are capable of providing such data, but must correct for significant spectral and temporal response changes during the observing lifetime of the instrument.

This paper gives an overview on the SCIAMACHY calibration and monitoring concept and activities which are essential to ensure the high quality of SCIAMACHY data products throughout the instrument lifetime.

The change of oxide layer is in relation to the surface modifications to which the alloy is exposed during enlargement procedures, thus underlining EIS as a method to quantify the lifetime of each instrument.

Time-resolved photoluminescence (TRPL) spectroscopy measurements were conducted using a pulse laser (512 nm) for excitation (F980 lifetime spectrometers, Edinburgh Instruments, EI).

Time-resolved fluorescence intensity decay of RNase A@C-dots was performed on a LifeSpec II (Lifetime only, Edinburgh Instruments, Livingston, UK).

Time-resolved photoluminescence (TRPL) spectroscopy measurements (FLSP920 lifetime spectrometers, Edinburgh Instruments, EI) were conducted using a pulse laser (380 nm) with a pulse width of 70 ps for excitation.

Previous validation studies of lifetime physical activity instruments in comparison with subjective measures have yielded similar results.

A FL920 fluorescence lifetime spectrometer (Edinburgh Instruments, Livingston, UK) operating in time-correlated single-photon counting mode was used for time-resolved emission measurements of yeast cultures expressing AmTrac-LE and -GS after treatment with 1 mM ammonium chloride.