Sentence examples for wire instrument from inspiring English sources
Examples include a wire instrument used for toasting bread and a device for securing a napkin under one's chin.
Individual nematodes were picked out of the meiofauna fraction using a fine wire instrument, mounted on slides, and identified down to genus level; video capture images were recorded for all specimens in order to retain a voucher of morphology before specimens were destroyed for molecular analysis.
Individual nematodes (representing the order Enoplida) were picked out of the meiofauna fraction using a fine wire instrument, mounted on slides, and identified to genus level; video capture images were recorded for all specimens in order to retain a voucher of morphology before specimens were destroyed for molecular analysis.
The trumpet is a high-wire instrument, requires nerves of steel and unwavering musicianship.
The existing model for vibrating-wire instruments is reviewed.
The iO-Flex system is a set of over-the-wire instruments that allows ventral-to-dorsal decompression of impinged neural elements in the lumbar spine while sparing uninvolved bone and soft tissue with controlled bimanual reciprocations.
Freqeuncy: 4.5 MHz, Pulse repetition frequency: 3.6 kHz, Threshold: 80. Frequency: 4.5 MHz, Pulse repetition frequency: 2.6 kHz, Sweep: 0. To observe pHIFU-induced hyperthermia, 50 μm of thermocouple wire (Physitemp Instrument Inc., Clifton, USA) was directly inserted into femoral tissue of BALB/c nude mice.
This study examined the effect of flute number and cross-sectional area on the cutting efficiency of 3 reciprocating endodontic instruments twisted from rectangular stainless steel wire; 40/0.02 instruments at 25-mm length were compared.
The schemes involved wire harnesses, instrument-panel clusters and fuel-tank sensors made by Yazaki and electronic control units and heater control panels from Denso, the government said.
They involved from two to five characters, were sung to popular melodies (such as "Walsingham" and "Rowland"), and were accompanied by the fiddle or cittern (a small wire-strung instrument strummed with a pick).
Lightweight, simply deployed shields provide protection against the Earth and Sun while passively cooling wiring and instrument supports at 150 K.
