Sentence examples for times probed from inspiring English sources
This is linked to a change in phase morphology: at low rates, a droplet morphology is observed throughout the process whilst at high drying rates a gross phase separation into two layers is observed to occur even at the earliest times probed by the experiment.
The membranes were washed with TBS (three times), probed with an anti-mouse secondary antibody (1 1,000) for 1 h, and developed using enhanced chemiluminescence (ECL system, Amersham).
The membrane was then washed with TBS (three times), probed with an anti-mouse secondary antibody (1 1,000) for 1 h, and developed using enhanced chemiluminescence (ECL system, Amersham).
The questions they asked were, at times, probing.
Just this week, a New York Times probe into the state's prison system revealed systemic racism when it came to solitary confinement and other punishment, quickly prompting Governor Andrew Cuomo to launch an investigation of his own.
Twenty times probe and primers mix used in the experiment were shown in Table 1.
Art and decorative objects fill "The Art of Time" while "Marking Time" probes the science behind the visual.
The TiME probe was originally selected as one of 28 missions that Nasa was considering as future projects.
He could steer the orchestra safely through the trickiest time changes and most difficult entries, always at the same time probing the music to its depths.
He could steer the orchestra safely through the trickiest time changes and difficult entries, always, at the same time, probing the music to its depths.
The difference is that, with the exception of looking at the disassembly output, no one really spends much time probing around binary code.
