Sentence examples for microscope turned from inspiring English sources

The very first one that Brown put under a microscope turned out to be previously unknown to science.

For, he maintains, the Greek ethical vocabulary when put under the microscope turns out again and again to associate positive values with flux, negative values with stability.

But again in the fourth quarter, when microscopes turn into myth-making machines, James was the shrinking amoeba on the slide.

iPad Labscope is the work of Carl Zeiss: an app that works with the company's microscope to turn it into "a Wi-Fi-enabled imaging system".

With the mini-series under a microscope, its producers turned to two other historians, Steven M. Gillon and Robert Dallek, to help restore its credibility.

As the cylinder turned, the microscope could acquire up to eighteen hundred lines a second.

I had turned the microscope of grief upon my memories of Kim.

In our study, we turned the microscope back on ourselves to see how well we are doing in classifying these biopsies as normal, abnormal, or cancerous.

Third, place the microscope slide to be examined on the platform and switch on the microscope light source, turning the brightness to maximum.

The thermal properties of reindeer fur are legendary: it has a thick felty layer of underwool and long thick guard hairs that appear to be hollow, but on inspection under a microscope each hair turns out to have a core of vacuolated, keratinised cells.

We also note that while AIM provides a mechanism for limiting photobleaching by limiting P max, the same could be done on an ordinary TPEF microscope by simply turning down the power.