Sentence examples for reader light from inspiring English sources

Beside the tracking device, there are also two types of special devices: (1) an optional MoCo router (light blue trapeze), installed on key infrastructure for container handling such as cranes, boats, and lorries, and (2) a MoCo reader (light blue trapeze with brown oval inside) integrated in the handhelds (e.g., smartphone) of container operators.

Real-time reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction was performed in a plate reader Light Cycler 480 by using a Sybrgreen I PCR Kit (Roche Applied Science, Mannheim, Germany) and specific primer (Supplement Table 3).

Its headlines reflect the tenets of the movement and the interests of its readers: "Light Again Issues Forth from Mumbai Chabad House" or "Mountaintop Circumcision a First for Southeastern Peru".

Taking e-readers light-years past e-ink, the Cruz Reader features a sleek design, touch screen display, and tons of multimedia features.

I know, I can hear readers lighting up the comment box like a Christmas tree - grumbling about how I can they possibly be writing about million dollar giveaways when most of us are pinching pennies until it hurts.

Test storage practices by site, temperature regulation and monitoring at each site, conditions during transport of test kits (i.e. with mobile testing), eyesight of test readers, lighting conditions at each site, and the opportunity for disruption of test kits during processing were all factors that were reviewed at length at all sites in San Francisco.

It uses anonymous cookie tracking to better understand what readers are reading and then, excluding stories already visited, makes a prediction of what that reader might light to read next - a recommendation.

Luciferase activity was quantified by addition of 30 μl Passive Lysis Buffer (PLB: Promega) and addition of 40 μl LarI reagent (Promega) using a BMG Labtech plate reader with light emission recorded over 6 s.

Last week, the government sent a notice to a number of media companies asking them to monitor online comments submitted by readers, in light of the volatile situation, media executives said.

Its main front page is also devoted to the centenary, and backs the initiative by prime minister David Cameron in calling on its readers to "light a candle at 10pm tonight".

This may surprise readers in light of Proposition 2.18, which shows that Barwise's fixed point definition is equivalent to the hierarchical account.