Sentence examples for microscope trained on from inspiring English sources
Unlike Once that offers a broader lens for overlooked issues, Bold Italic has a microscope trained on this eclectic city, offering a keen version of what might happen if Yelp was a well-run magazine.
Immediately, there was a firsthand glimpse into that new world, through a row of microscopes trained on mosquito larvae, nematodes, slime molds, algae, and pond bacteria.
But he might as well have been musing about the electron microscope now trained on his love life and family history.
In the 1980s, Ms. Lessing traded in the microscope she'd trained on the human psyche for a telescope aimed at distant stars and galaxies, producing "Canopus in Argos: Archives," a cycle of visionary novels set in outer space and fueled by a belief in Sufi mysticism.
Training sessions will be built on our successful MicroScope training programme, and will target both end-users (microbiologists and biochemists) and actual or potential curators (experts on a specific organism or pathway).
Now train on Green dragons.
Other paintings refer obliquely to the sociocultural climate she found in her adoptive country, a climate she studied detachedly, as if she had trained her microscope on some especially virulent life-form.
Traditionally, analysis of immune infiltrates has been performed by subjective or semiquantitative by-eye assessment by a pathologist or trained scientist on tissue sections using a microscope.
It takes a microscope and highly trained biologist to tell the difference.
