Sentence examples for use of shake from inspiring English sources
In this article, the important physical characteristics for an optimized use of shake flasks as cultivation vessels are described.
Use of SHAKE constraints [29] on bonds involving hydrogen atoms allowed a 2 fs time step.
In the simulation model, data for the parameters were obtained using jar fermenters; however, experimental validation involved the use of shake flasks [ 10].
This forms an important advantage over the use of shake flasks and other batch cultivation procedures, in which changes in environmental parameters affect specific growth rate, thus precluding the dissection of primary responses to environmental parameters and indirect effects of a different specific growth rate.
Next, a series of experiments are carried out to investigate the control performance of a prototype of the TLCD using harmonic and white noise wind excitation and blocking ratios in the orifice by use of a shake table.
Official statement re the use of "Harlem Shake" in Daily Caller's video of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai: neither Mad Decent nor Baauer approved this use nor do we approve of the message contained therein.
The quantification procedure for Cu species details the use of the shake-up satellites for Cu II -containing Cu II -containing exacompoundsg energies of the Cu(0) and Cu(I) peaks.
In the dynamic test, a mechanical shaker was used to shake branches of target trees.
Taylor Swift has rescued a production of Sydney's Belvoir theatre company at the last minute by granting permission for the use of her song Shake It Off.
The aim of this study was to investigate the use of percussion, vibration, shaking and active cycle breathing techniques (ACBT) by physiotherapists working in respiratory care and treating patients admitted with AECOPD.
Using procedures similar to those of Wadden et al. (14), adherence to the prescribed treatment regimen was assessed by attendance at treatment sessions and self-reported use of meal replacements (shakes and bars) from weekly diaries.
