Sentence examples for microscope for example from inspiring English sources

On weekends, a varying schedule of demonstrations allows visitors to examine their own pores using a digital microscope, for example, or simulate the effects of burning fossil fuels just by breathing.

On the microscope, for example, an "Accumulation 2" scan stands for the number of slices that are averaged (two).

Under the electron microscope, for example, they found the induced tissues "showed a highly ordered arrangement of collagen bundles," forming fibers about the size of those found in tendons and ligaments.

Unlike Brodmann's and other brain maps built using just one property (how the cells looked under a microscope, for example), the new atlas is made by combining several types of data that capture multiple properties of these brain areas: their anatomy, their function and the connections between them.

Such parameters are often encountered, and may serve as a model for screens in which F2 animals need to be examined individually on a compound microscope, for example.

In order to examine tissue under a light or transmission electron microscope, for example, the tissue is generally embedded in wax or plastic and then sliced into sections.

All imaging was performed under identical microscope settings (for example, laser intensity and photomultiplier tube gain).

"By that I mean something more like putting a piece of music (the audiofile) under a "microscope" (a sampler, for example) and enlarging it, deforming it, unmasking it till it gets back to what it was: sound".

The final dimension of the chip is 2.4 × 4.1 mm, giving the possibility to insert it in heads of instruments as a cryostat or FESEM/AFM/STM microscopes, for doing for example measurement in vacuum and at very low temperatures.

Instigating and regulating neurite growth with systems which either project the light through a microscope [ 1, 2] (for example, laser from above or below), or use diffuse light from many directions [ 3].

Optical instruments can be conveniently thought of in two categories: those basically involving image formation (for example, microscopes and telescopes) and those that involve intensity measurement (for example, photometers).