Sentence examples for middle glass from inspiring English sources

The microchip comprised of three layers: top polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) layer, middle glass plate, and bottom glass coverslip.

The middle glass sheet touching the parchment is the major concern with the old case, experts said.

The commercial microfluidic chip we used here is composed of a single straight channel: the channel has a 250-µm height (z-axis), determined by the middle glass thickness; it has a length of 40 mm (y-axis) and a width of 100 µm (x-axis).

The one closest to the main plate is the white wine glass, the middle glass is the red wine glass, and the one farthest away is the water glass.[1].

To stopper my flasks, I got some tight-fitting rubber bungs and corks, some with holes in the middle for glass tubes.

Even as I type this, Dear Readers, in my suitable-for-middle-age glasses and cardigan with washable elbow patches (Christ, how did that happen?) I can feel myself folding deeper into scraggled monomania.

The device is on a level surface when the bubble is in the middle of the glass tube.

By contrast, the bubble density is higher in the middle of the glass because the bubbles are replenished from below.

(Mind you, all this doctrinaire diversion is to be had on the cheap: the pamphlet recommends conserving beer by pouring into the middle of the glass, a method that "gives more foam and less liquid -- stretches each barrel further").

In one direction St Paul's Cathedral sits in mighty repose, placed in the middle of a glass wall as if it were put there for the special benefit of Rothschild.

Its scena consisted of three stories, and the lowest of them was made of white marble, the middle one of glass, and the upper one of gilt wood.