Slides were manually printed at ~70% humidity using the MicroCaster manual printing device (Whatman, Florham Park, NJ).
Nought point one microlitres of the antigen solution (100 μg/mL) was manually printed onto the chemically derivated slide.
Look for the option "Two-Sided: " -- if it's grayed out, you will have to manually print your pages double-sided.
In spite of the limitations, the development of automatic extractors has allowed the tasks of term identification and extraction, previously performed manually from printed texts, to be automatized, which has considerably streamlined and, in certain cases, refined the systematization of 'terminologies'terminologies
There was no screen and no mouse; the MT/ST had no conception of what a page was; you had to manually slow and stop printing to introduce new text.
81%% of artists and 42 % of designers in the study manually finished work after printing.
By gleaning data from all parties involved and making them accessible online, the start-up's software lets firms check continuously how well their supply chain is performing a task that most manufacturing managers still carry out manually, based on printed reports.
Stamps were incubated with fibronectin 10 µg/ml in PBS for 1 hour at 37°C, washed three times with PBS, dried and printed manually on 60 mm plastic tissue culture dishes (Falcon) for 5 minutes.
Diary information was then added manually to the printed actograms to verify the concordance with the actigraphic data, to determine 'bedtime' and 'get-up time' and to edit gaps when the watch was removed, for example to avoid water when swimming, showering or bathing.
The viral stocks are printed manually or automatically on glass slides coated with γ-amino propyl silane in the case of lentiviral microarrays, with a nanostructured titanium dioxide film in the case of retroviral microarrays, or with nitrocellulose for adenoviral microarrays.
