Sentence examples for station imaging from inspiring English sources

Novelty pop band Right Said Fred had just presented the "station imaging" award to GCap's Planet Rock and its programme manager, Trevor White, was making his acceptance speech.

Recent improvements have been made to the optical alignment procedure for setting up the station before imaging: a small laser device can now be set up to send a beam down the X-ray path through the four crystals, and a small photodiode, which has much better signal-to-noise characteristics than the ion chamber normally used for alignment, has been trailed successfully.

In "Bad" we find ourselves in a 1980s graffitized urban subway station, with imaging that reminds of the ravaging of cities in the Reagan era as well as the birth of hip hop.

RNA extraction and RT-PCR were as in [ 48] except for the final step where quantification was performed by ethidium-bromide staining using a Bio-Rad Laboratoriestationng standon and the Quantity One image analysis software (Bio-Rad Laboratories, HerCAles, CA, USA).

Microscopy images were recorded using an Olympus Cell^R imaging station with DIC setup.

An Alpha Innotech (San Leandro, CA, USA) imaging station with FluorChem software was used to capture and quantify images.

The purified DNA was subjected to agarose gel electrophoresis against molecular weight standard and visualized using a Kodak 440cf imaging station.

To determine the sizes of these control samples, each selected cDNA insert was PCR amplified and visualized using agarose gel electrophoresis and a Kodak 440cf imaging station.

We used a planar fluorescence imaging station, NightOwl LB981 (Berthold Technologies USA, LLC., Oak Ridge, TN), to acquire the fluorescent imaging (FLI) data and its software toolbox, WinLight 3.2, to process the images.

There are three widely used imaging station alternatives for herbarium digitization: (1) copy stand with fluorescent lighting (Appendix S3), (2) light box with internal lighting (Appendix S4), and (3) inverted flatbed scanner (Appendix S5).

For cell morphologies of HepG2 and CCL-13 before and after incubation with chitosan nanoparticles, the cell live images were observed with a microscope equipped with fluorescence light source (FLoid cell fluorescence imaging Station, Invitrogen), and the cell micrographs were taken with a CCD camera.