Sentence examples for the apparatus when from inspiring English sources
CASE STUDY 'I want to party, but I also need to be fit' Kristian McPhee, 19, is off to LSE in September and is choosing to live at home with his parents so he can keep up his hobby of parkour – a sort of gymnastics using the urban landscape as the apparatus When I applied to university, I always had parkour in mind.
The electron gun, interaction region boundary rings and the magnetic field are aligned precisely to keep the projectile beam on the axis of the apparatus when the interaction potential is changed.
That rat was removed from the apparatus when the context overlays were replaced.
In a different paradigm, von Bayern and colleagues found that 2 out of 4 captive NC crows, trained to collapse a platform in a perspex apparatus with their beak, were able to spontaneously pick up and drop stones into the apparatus when a tube was attached (making it impossible to reach the platform by beak).
The potential catalytic effects of the surface of the test apparatus when the fuel air mixtures were allowed to reside within the test apparatus at elevated temperatures for different time periods prior to ignition were also considered.
Also in the case of the FT apparatus, when the processing time was increased, it was observed a decrease in the yield of dissolved hemicellulose compounds (compare Exp. 2FT and 3FT with Exp. 2MW and 3MW in Tables 5, 6) that changed from 30.3 to 25.6%% (i.e. from about 100 to 88 % of extracted fraction).
It's unclear how, exactly, Kirchner intends to reform the intelligence apparatus, when, over the past couple of years, she has staffed its agencies with younger and more loyal officials.
siRNA knockdown of huntingtin (Fig. 2C) led to a ~40% reduction in the number of secretory vesicles leaving the Golgi apparatus when compared with mock-treated cells (Fig. 2B).
A recent study described the CRISPRi (CRISPR interference) system, in which the nuclease-deficient dCas9 (D10A; H840A) proteins blocked the transcription apparatus when directed to promoters or gene bodies in bacteria.
Similarly, but less obviously, qualitative change requires much the same apparatus: when a statue is painted, there is some continuing subject, the statue, and a new feature acquired, its new color.
Thus, it is unlikely that any simple visual effects of reflection or illumination could explain the modulations of BOLD response in occipital cortex, since the less-reflective surface of the distal tip of the tool was occluding the more-reflective surfaces of the aluminium and acrylic apparatus when the tip of the tool was on the same side as the distractor.
