Sentence examples for without apparatus from inspiring English sources
Free diving, in which Ian is a master instructor, involves descending on a single breath, without apparatus, to depths of up to 253 metres, which is where the current world record stands.
The interesting thing about this edition is that it is presented to us almost entirely without apparatus: only seven brief notes at the end (which are barely necessary), no introduction, no information beyond that on the back cover that the author was a Canadian academic who "is mostly known today for his posthumous novel A Strange Manuscript...".
The classical LC system was first adapted to microbore-chromatography (internal diameter 1 mm) without apparatus miniaturization of the solvent delivery system and the detection cell.
The animals were euthanized at eight time-points: 7, 14, 20, 37, 50 fixation days (F7, F14, F20, F37, F50); also at 30, 60 90 and 120 days after the fixator removal (without apparatus WA30, WA60 90, WA120).
The children were lying prone on a bench, with both feet (without apparatus) overhanging the edge of the table.
This is the generalization of the experience of membranous plasmapheresis without apparatus (MPPA) application in the complex care of victims with crush syndrome (CS) in the field hospital (FH) of EMERCOM of Russia during elimination of medical consequences of earthquakes (Pakistan, 2005; China, 2008; Haiti, 2010).
Except this provides the opportunity to extol Warhol's car crash and electric chair images instead, because they're "clean and clear -- without pretension, without existential apparatus".
Now sound can be personal without any apparatus shielding our ears.
Even without this apparatus, Ms. Okochi achieves the same shredded texture and smoky afterglow.
Molchanova, 53, vanished on Sunday as she was freediving – diving without breathing apparatus – near Formentera, a small island south of Ibiza.
Mestre was a French freediving world record holder who died at the age of 28 after attempting a 500ft dive without breathing apparatus.
