Sentences with phrase «compounding machine set»

Not exact matches

Frangioni's team also reported that they've created another set of hydroxyapetite - spotting compounds that not only gives off an infrared signal but also harbors a gadolinium - based chemical group that gives off a strong signal in MRI machines.

Here is the 8 set block sequence for compound and machine exercises:

Although we train bikini and figure fitness competitors here at TGOC, we do not share the typical «bodybuilding» training philosophy — a primary focus on endless sets of small, isolated movements performed mainly with lighter weights or machines — instead we opt to mainly focus on increasing strength via heavy weight lifted with large, compound movements.

Set approximately 10 years after humdrum events of the 2012 prequel Prometheus, this battle royale between humanity and cinema's most perfect killing machine compounds artistic sins by hard - wiring into our nostalgia for Sir Ridley's other sci - fi masterpiece, Blade Runner.

Its appearance in s. 70 (justice.gc.ca) is irrelevant, and its appearance in s. 27 (3)(b)(justice.gc.ca) has already been noted: An applicant for a patent is required «to set out clearly... the method of constructing, making, compounding or using a machine, manufacture or composition of matter....»

The specification of an invention must (a) correctly and fully describe the invention and its operation or use as contemplated by the inventor; (b) set out clearly the various steps in a process, or the method of constructing, making, compounding or using a machine, manufacture or composition of matter, in such full, clear, concise and exact terms as to enable any person skilled in the art or science to which it pertains, or with which it is most closely connected, to make, construct, compound or use it; (c) in the case of a machine, explain the principle of the machine and the best mode in which the inventor has contemplated the application of that principle; and (d) in the case of a process, explain the necessary sequence, if any, of the various steps, so as to distinguish the invention from other inventions.