Sentence examples for using a machine called from inspiring English sources

Lewis is working with Anil Netravali, Fiber Science and Apparel Design, to give those textiles a second life, using a machine called a Fiberizer.

After returning to Denmark, he began using a machine called a mass spectrometer to weigh and identify oxygen molecules based on their number of neutrons.

Thursday was presented as a "literary detective," doing business in a haphazardly distorted version of the year 1985 and using a machine called a "prose portal" to enter the text of Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" -- literally, in a profound, metaphysical sense -- to rescue its heroine from the clutches of a charismatic supervillain named Acheron Hades.

It then places the infected worms into individual enclosures, using a machine called a particle sorter that is able to drop a precise number of worms (in this case 15) into each of 384 tiny wells arrayed on a single plate.

Yahoo! is teaching blind children to search the web using a machine called Hands On Search.

She acquired her new body using a machine called The Machine to be Another.

Then he used a machine called a Thermofax to make a printout that can go directly onto the skin.

Next, they used a machine called a microtome to cut the brain into 7,400 ultra-thin slices, each just 20 micrometers thick.

To align the detectors at CERN, he had used a machine called a SmartScope, which "photographs the detectors in microscopic detail, then analyzes the images and the placement over and over again," he says.

Then, I'd use a machine called a microtome to shave each one into dozens of sections, each thinner than a human hair, mount those onto glass slides and, finally, examine them with a confocal fluorescence microscope.

Here's how it works: Scientists use a machine called a functional MRI, which is similar to traditional magnetic resonance imaging but focuses on brain activity, not just structure.