Sentence examples for reading instrument from inspiring English sources

Flatbed scanners are the most frequently used reading instrument for radiochromic film dosimetry because its low cost, high spatial resolution, among other advantages.

In this paper, a designing method of RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) card reading instrument is introduced in detail, and the hardware structure and principle are expounded.

As can be seen from the table, each anchor person completed either (a) the PIAAC numeracy and literacy instruments, or (b) the NEPS math and reading instruments, or (c) either the PIAAC literacy instrument and the NEPS reading instrument or the PIAAC numeracy instrument and the NEPS math instrument.

Carpi and Chen (2001), using a direct reading instrument, were able to identify specific points inside several of the apartments they investigated that appeared to be the source of mercury emissions.

All specimens were initially cultured on solid media, either Lowenstein-Jensen (LJ) or Ogawa medium, and, during mid-2005, additionaliquid liquid media with an automated reading instrument (Mycobacterial Growth Indicator Tube [MGIT]; BACTEC 960, Becton-Dickinson Corporation).

The test results can be read visually, but this introduces an element of subjectivity, and a special ELISA reading instrument will quickly give the optical density (OD) of each well (showing quantitatively the intensity of the interaction between the enzyme and the substrate), thus helping to speed up the processing of large numbers of sera.

In addition, they said, repairs will most likely dampen the residual vibrations, so that they will not interfere with the astronauts' duties, like reading instruments and writing, during the climb into space.

He also pointed out that the fathometer, a water depth-reading instrument, was out of order and had not been repaired in the yard.

McKay remembers a talk given by San Diego State University biologist Forest Rohwer, after which a student asked: "What do you read?" Rohwer replied that he reads instrument manuals and science fiction.

Emergency service helicopters have been inadequately equipped with night-vision systems, potentially interfering with pilots' ability to read instruments.

If that's not enough, check out the easier to read instruments denoting speed limit and RPMs complete with higher-end leather as applicable and in 2014 there is also a touchscreen display on all trims.