Sentence examples for pointed probe from inspiring English sources
Using a pointed probe, he touched the patient lightly on each leg, making his way from toes to thighs.
Long period of the Auger maps and Auger spectra recording is a consequence of reaching highest possible spatial resolution due to at most pointed probe.
Patients had to outline the painful area, which was also drawn in detail by palpation and by means of a pointed probe.
Most gum was dug from the ground using gum-spears (pointed rods to probe for gum) and "skeltons", defined as blade-edged spades for cutting through old wood and roots as well as soil.
Use a sharp pointed tool to probe the mound carefully, so you can determine the extent of the casting below the ground.
The morning began with Mr. Schwarz's lawyer, Ronald P. Fischetti, peppering Mr. Louima with pointed questions that probed his recollections of whether the officer who arrested him on the streets of Flatbush was the same one who drove him to the 70th Precinct station house and later held him down while Mr. Volpe sodomized him.
Bearing a narrow pointed bill adapted for probing and catching insects, the red-winged fairywren is primarily insectivorous; it forages and lives in the shelter of scrubby vegetation in temperate wetter forests dominated by the karri (Eucalyptus diversicolor), remaining close to cover to avoid predators.
Point to its pointed teeth.
From our set of pointed-end binders, we identify three sABs with particularly useful properties to systematically probe actin dynamics: one protein that caps the pointed end, a second that crosslinks actin filaments, and a third that severs actin filaments and promotes disassembly.
The meteorologists who hunker down day and night doing this work — not to mention the teams on aircraft probing the innards of storms — deserve heaps of credit, not pointed fingers.
