Sentence examples for major microscope from inspiring English sources

Since then, most of the major microscope companies developed FCS extensions for their products, and fluorescence fluctuation analysis became an integral part of the analytical repertoire in biomedical research.

Some hospitals in the capital and other major cities lack microscopes and operating tables.

The chapter presents various design criteria for the instrument and describes the major features of the microscope components the cooled CCD camera and the MetaMorph digital imaging system.

The following measurements were made: soot volume fractions by laser extinction, soot temperatures by multiline emission, gas temperatures (where soot was absent) by corrected fine-wire thermocouples, soot structure by thermophoretic sampling and transmission electron microscope (TEM), major gas species concentrations by sampling and gas chromatography, and gas velocities by laser velocimetry.

He made major advancements in compound-microscope design and introduced (1840) the oil-immersion technique, in which the objective lens is immersed in a drop of oil placed atop the specimen under observation in order to minimize light aberrations.

If it did so, however, it would be exempt from zoning laws and could avoid the city's uniform land-use review procedure, which puts major building projects under a microscope.

This photon-efficient DH microscope represents a major step towards realizing the theoretical localization precision limits while contributing towards an easy implementation of DH-PSFs.

The major drawback in conventional DIC microscope is that the phase variations cannot be extracted from the light intensity emerging from the sample.

Our observations have the following implications: a) the visualization of red fluorescence suggest aggregation of a large number of QD705 nanocrystals in situ because fluorescence from one or a few particles of QD705 would have been invisible under the microscope; b) a major mechanism of disposition of QD705 involves mononuclear phagocytic system and organs.

One major difference between the two microscopes is that Prakash's is made almost entirely from a sheet of paper.

All major aspects of the laser-microscope system, including control of the FPGA system for pulse picking and gating, positioning of the sample, control of the camera and image acquisition are controlled via a computer for nearly completely hands-free operation.