Sentence examples for which batches of from inspiring English sources
The third, and oddest, leg is transport pallets: this is the humble business of supplying companies with wooden pallet frames on which batches of their products are packed so they can be easily unloaded from lorries by fork-lift trucks.
It is demonstrated that all of these parameters can be evaluated from single experiments in a fluidized bed in which batches of pre-sized sorbent are sulphated in simulated off-gases containing SO2.
This would help inform national authorities about the scale of the problem and provide a database against which batches of drugs could be checked.
The process during which batches of compounds, expression libraries or RNA-interference libraries are tested for a defined activity on a certain target.
Immediately after the recall of the product, we asked all hospitals to report to NIPH which batches of the Dent-O-Sept swab they had in store.
This took between 18 and 24 days post-sowing, after which batches of plants were transferred to the SD CE room at 22 °C until 100 plants were obtained.
That left it to the offense, of which Batch — in what could have been his last start, if Roethlisberger returns as expected next week — took control.
Visualizer Tool offers a required interface of type SENSOR, which receives single sensor readings, and a required interface of type LOG, which receives batches of sensor readings.
This year, he sold fresh hops to the Ithaca Beer Company, Harpoon Brewery and Victory Brewing Company, all of which made batches of fresh-hop beer available at their breweries.
One of the obstacles to an accurate population count was the inefficiency of the Post Office, which delivered batches of census forms to the wrong places, and another was the large number of "fringe people" who failed to return the forms.
Interest in vaccine safety was very high because of the infamous Cutter incident, which involved batches of the vaccine containing inadequately inactivated virus that gave polio to hundreds of children.
