Sentence examples for microscope is called from inspiring English sources
Except the veterans have names like Clinton and McCain and the rookie phenom under the microscope is called Obama.
The principle and design of a new photoemission electron microscope (PEEM), which is called Stereo-PEEM, is described here.
Alternatively, gold conjugated secondary antibodies can be used, in this case, the visualization is performed in a transmission electron microscope and the procedure is called immunogold (Holgate et al. [1983]; Marttila and Santén [2007]).
Any details of the signals can be focused adaptively by wavelet transform, so it is called 'digital microscope'.
To evaluate and control the microstructure of a sample, various types of microscope are used, and the field is called metallography.
Presidential candidates who were in the Senate in October 2002 are particularly under the microscope, as they are being called upon to justify their votes for going to war.
It is far from the worst offenders when it comes to falsehoods – those tend to be the sorts of sites set up by Macedonian teenagers to create completely fabricated stories – but it has come under Snopes' microscope enough times to be called in July "Britain's highly unreliable Daily Mail" by a Snopes writer who just happens to be named in the Mail story.
Those of us who live in the Sunshine state have been calling for transparency and the opportunity to put Queensland Inc. under the microscope for years.
Of course, "under the microscope" is really the key here.
Similar to its lightoscope released back in April, this new microscope is a combination of a microscope and a light.
