All sample location coordinates were established using global positioning system procedures, for mapping purposes, and to relocate sample sites, if necessary.
Currently the FBI has two labs: the sample-analysis lab in Washington, D.C., and the research lab in Quantico, Virginia, but within the next couple of months the FBI will relocate the sample lab to a new, state-of-the-art facility in Quantico.
Precise spatial correlation between SIMS and CRM images is achieved by applying a chemical microdroplet array to the sample surface which is used to navigate the sample, relocate regions of interest, and align image data.
Philosophically speaking, we see how the MIABIS development work dislocates local 'biobank populations' from their organismic bodies as biological samples and relocates them to relational databases.
Subsets of focal ramets, used for detailed analysis of floral morphology, were marked with a stake to ensure they could be relocated for later sampling (Table 1).
We can use FESEM to fast relocate and obverse the desired sample area within several tens of nanometers to hundreds of micrometers, but the samples must have good electrical conductivity.
Since these birds are sedentary and territorial, the team could easily relocate the specific individuals they'd sampled and record their songs.
The space agency had also failed to update its records for 12 researchers who had died, retired or relocated, in some instances without returning the samples.
In the MALDI-TOF, samples are ionised and then relocated to the mass analyser where they are separated according to their mass to charge ratio.
And on Cuban Linx 2 Raekwon does relocate his muse in the interplay between dirty sampled loops – what might be called "traditional" hip-hop production – and the scattershot splattering of verbal detail.
