Sentence examples for microscope and it from inspiring English sources

Diversity The tribunal put the Countryfile selection process under the microscope and it was found not to have held up.

Hidden in the unnumbered pages of Micrographia's preface is a description of how a single high-powered lens could be made into a serviceable microscope, and it was using this design that the Dutch civil servant Antonie van Leeuwenhoek began his pioneering observations of freshwater microorganisms in the 1670s.

"Penn State is under a microscope and it's been under a microscope since [the sex abuse scandal involving Jerry] Sandusky.

And you put it under the microscope and it's full of webs and bugs and spiders, fecal matter, exoskeletons!" "Seriously?" Wolf asked.

If something comes out of the laboratory and you analyse it under the microscope and it's exactly the same, why wouldn't we consider it just as meat?

Along the transverse planes of the extruded alloy microstructural investigations were carried out using an optical microscope and it discovered that the coarse microstructure of the alloy was refined to a considerable amount.

There are applications, however, where it can be difficult to bring the sample to the microscope and orient it to suit the microscope's design.

He grasped the handles of a stereo microscope and adjusted it until he could see the vocal cords clearly.

Denton Ebel, the curator of the meteorite collection, met them when they arrived, showed them around, and explained the microscope and what it was going to do.

Conventional hair analysis, based on looking at one strand of hair under a microscope and comparing it to another, is subjective junk science.

Philip Kim, a professor of physics at Columbia, took a similar approach in making a "nanopencil," attaching a graphite crystal to the tip of an atomic force microscope and dragging it along a surface.