Sentence examples for used for stop from inspiring English sources

In other words, the evaluation index S id (r) can adaptively reflect the reconstruction error with CS observations increasing, i.e., it can be used for stop tag of CS measurement; (2) from Figure 3A C and B,D,E, respectively, we can see that there are good adaptive evaluation results with fewer p and q, i.e., with larger number of block CS observations.

For animating Goro and Kintaro, clay sculptures were created by Tobias' friend Curt Chiarelli and then turned into 12-inch latex miniatures that were used for stop motion filming.

In life red is often used for stop or danger, whereas green is used for go or safe.

It is normally used for stop and go driving.

A simple solution of water and white vinegar can be used for stop bath, and fixer can be re-used and recycled.

In more recent times, judges have enforced the unjust "sus" laws (the informal name used for stop-and-search laws which still disproportionately affect BME people).

Desom employs a rotoscoping editing technique commonly used for stop-motion films, where he outlines on-screen characters from television and film, traces their body movements, effectively cropping silhouettes out from a scene, and then converting them into a 3D holographic projection.

ALP denatures above 56 °C, therefore incubation for 10 min at 60 °C was used for stopping the enzymatic reaction.

The supported bilayer system used in the TIRFM experiments precludes curvature and bridging, and the small sonicated vesicles used for stopped-flow likely prevent the induction of negative curvature, as has been implicated for Syt1.

With this technique, the cervix can be used as a natural tamponade replacing the artificial tamponades that are frequently used for stopping PPH in cases of placenta previa and placenta previa accreta.

A hemostatic clipping device, which was developed by Hachisu et al., has been used for stopping the bleeding during endoscopic resection and has been proposed to be useful to minimize the bleeding during endoscopic resection [ 22, 23].