Before entering the hospital, I pass through a metal detector and guards search my bag. |
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In September they returned, each armed with a metal detector, and searched the field after the farmer took out his crop. |
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This dynamic interferometer with a holographic optical element produces four phase-shifted interferograms imaged on a single detector. |
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An additional limb in front is equipped with a metal detector and radar to find mines, a second sprays paint on the ground to mark the spot. |
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On Monday of last week Thomas, his father Pat, and friend Bernard used a metal detector in their search. |
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The noise of a smoke detector would have alerted her, before the property became smoke-logged, or at the very least alerted neighbours. |
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Voltage leakage detection requires a detector with a large-enough frame to straddle the electrical power line. |
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Having a smoke detector in the home gives people more time to get out if there is an emergency. |
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We had a fire last weekend at Falinge flats in which no-one died because of a smoke detector. |
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Once upon a time you could drive around with a radar detector so you knew where the radar traps were. |
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Backpackers evacuated the building after a false fire alarm at the hostel, which was believed to have been triggered by a faulty smoke detector. |
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The input transducer is the photo detector that detects the radiation emitted from the radiated substance. |
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To find out who uses a radar detector to avoid the fuzz, we turned to New York City-based Simmons Market Research. |
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A family of three are counting their blessings after a smoke detector alerted them to an exploding fridge fire which threatened their lives. |
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Single molecules of DNA are drawn through a small channel or nanopore that functions as a sensitive detector. |
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The mission is also a gamma-ray burst detector, and has been spotting one burst per month in its field of view. |
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The detector bundles were mounted in fiber optic positioners attached to translation stages for accurate placement. |
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We want some ultra-sensitive metal detector that will unmask any weapon, or some new x-ray machine that exposes all dangers. |
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Then she heard a cracking noise and shortly afterwards the smoke detector sounded. |
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The device, about the size of a home smoke detector, may be used to detect biohazards, such as anthrax. |
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The main benefit of a radar detector is to make you aware of police officers or state troopers in the area. |
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The cosmic dust detector recorded two micrometeoroid showers in September and December. |
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Each detector outputs a signal representative of an amount of light it receives. |
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In the standard configuration, separate light emitter and detector units are used. |
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The bolometric detector is achieved by means of technologies used in the semiconductor field. |
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The pulse detector is classified as a monostable multivibrator because it has only one stable state. |
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Such a tunable oscillator could be used as a detector in a radio-frequency device such as a cellular phone. |
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A multimode optical fiber was used to deliver the light from the tungsten-halogen lamp to the detector. |
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To specifically monitor the fluorescence signal, we placed a bandpass filter centered at 580 nm in front of the optical detector. |
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Spectra were also corrected for the wavelength-dependent efficiencies of the photomultiplier tube detector and monochromators. |
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The patented delay line detector features three pairs of low resistance wires wound around a hexagonal support. |
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The samples were examined uncoated with a gaseous secondary electron detector within a water vaporous environment. |
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The detector could easily be wired to activate a dashboard alarm light similar to ones that notify a driver that a seat belt is unclasped. |
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A first detector detects an average of the AC current applied to the charge member. |
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This is not the only fire to be reported at a property without a fitted smoke detector in recent weeks. |
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It contains an infrared light-emitting diode as a light source and a phototransistor as a light detector. |
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Particle movement deflects the forward-scattered light and creates a photocurrent imbalance across the quadrants of the photodiode detector. |
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It is an object of the invention to provide an underwater frazil ice detector which is self cleaning. |
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The design goal is to maximize the flux density at the detector for a given collection area. |
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Cholestane was the internal standard, and corrections were made for differences in detector response. |
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Given the polygraph's dubious record, resistance to the lie detector has started to stir. |
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The results suggest that fMRI may one day prove a more accurate lie detector than the polygraph. |
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During a scan, reflected IR light is picked up through the fiber and is detected by an MCT photoconductive detector. |
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However, such a detector will not detect other combustion by-products that can still make you ill. |
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The diffracted beam columniation depends on the variable detector distance from the fixed scattering volume. |
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It incorporates a flight path of about 40 cm from repeller to a discrete dynode-type detector that is both sensitive and durable. |
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The ions are then guided to the mass analyzer and the detector by electrostatic lenses. |
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Bill has backed the scheme as he is a keen metal detector fan and is researching a book on the subject. |
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For the detector to resolve two peaks, one pixel between the two peaks must receive a lower signal than its neighbors. |
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The new detector can also be used to locate leaks from mains pipes in streets and in industrial complexes which may have many miles of piping. |
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Working from a light airplane, where imaging altitudes are higher, requires a larger detector. |
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Differential scattering can distort CD spectra by anisotropically scattering light away from PMT detector. |
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But it took another six years for a TV detector van to take to the streets. |
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He is a guy who, let's face it, did not have to take a lie detector test at all. |
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This discriminator simply works on the principal that with no modulation applied to the carrier there is no output at the detector. |
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The infamous hot box detector at Springer caught us and resulted in a half hour delay, which killed most of the time we made up. |
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While NSA officials call the lie detector test a useful tool, it is clearly not perfect. |
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He took a public lie detector test to verify his account and said others involved were prepared to testify to the same effect. |
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As a result, evidence from a lie detector test is currently considered legally unacceptable in most cases. |
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Sample injection was achieved via automatic thermal desorber, and detection was accomplished by a flame ionization detector. |
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Homeowners should install a good carbon monoxide detector to make sure none of this deadly poison is present in their homes. |
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And last night, you said you'd be happily willing to submit to a lie detector test. |
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If the government thinks he's withholding information or lying, it can compel him to take a lie detector test. |
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In contrast a few weeks ago I had a silly mess up, where British Gas invoiced me for a CO2 detector. |
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A photoelectronic detector measures the light passing through the aperture. |
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The injector and detector of the chromatograph were maintained at 250 and 275 deg C, respectively. |
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The detector was seated in front of an alphabet board modeled after the Ouija board. |
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When the current value detected by the current detector exceeds a predetermined value, power supply to the load is stopped using a breaker. |
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With some luck, mineralized chunks of the conglomerate lode can still be located in the dumps with the aid of a metal detector. |
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The detector was designed to work on the long-standing solar neutrino problem. |
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Two-dimensional diffraction patterns were recorded using a high-sensitivity charge-coupled device detector. |
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I think the oil burner is making a funny noise and I get up and whack the carbon monoxide detector to make sure it's working. |
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The source was not readily apparent but was pinpointed, using a portable gas detector, as coming from a lute drain seal. |
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The instruments were swapped out for annual calibrations, so every year a different detector resided at each site. |
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Bottles are filled with product that has passed through a metal detector, then are sealed with tamper-evident caps. |
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While checking your smoke detector for CIA planted bugs, you might want to also check the batteries so you don't burn to death in case of a fire. |
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A detector ideal for comparison with spectrophotometers should exhibit intensity readings dependent on the cosine of the incident angle. |
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A detector detects a digital sample of the recorded analog signals as corresponding to one of the maximum likelihood states. |
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The detector range of the array spectrometer is 200 to 875 nm, from ultraviolet into the near infrared. |
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Compare the space charge in wire chambers with the space charge region in a semiconductor detector, which is, in fact, the active region. |
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A high sensitivity detector system utilizing a bridge balancing method is described. |
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The STAR detector is a large volume, gas-filled detector to record charged particle tracks in a solenoidal magnetic field. |
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An integral solenoid and detector switch stops the card from being removed until it is safe to do so. |
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Appropriately placed baffles ensure that the light is integrated by many bounces before it reaches the detector. |
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We've just purchased a sniffer, which is a portable hand-held photolionisation detector. |
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Accurate beam profiling requires careful attention to beam acquisition, detector parameters, and data processing. |
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Of course, Lucas and slammed his door shut, and had smoked so much that he set the smoke detector off in his office. |
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My escorts exited the bus and a testy female officer instructed them to walk through a metal detector. |
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Colorimetric detector tubes are an effective method of measuring tetrachloroethylene at dry-cleaning facilities. |
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The absence of a smoke detector in the room has prompted an immediate investigation. |
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If the smoke detector which was installed had the correct battery fitted, they could have been alerted to the fire a lot sooner. |
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Called the Mouth of Truth, this carved face with gaping maw is a sort of primitive lie detector. |
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A smoke detector should be placed outside each sleeping area on every level and the battery should be changed at least annually. |
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The zoologist and his collaborator use the handheld bat detector to catalog the calls of bats such as this mastiff bat. |
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A person had to place his luggage on the conveyor belt before he went through a metal detector. |
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The three sets of delay lines allow discrimination of multiple ions arriving at the same time at the detector. |
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These eyes use a single lens to focus images onto a light detector called a retina. |
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There was a large yacht out in the bay, and walking along the tideline was a man with a metal detector. |
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The gamma ray detector hardware and signal processing software is based on technologies originally developed for space science. |
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Lauren and I quickly ran to our area and turned off the oven before the smoke detector could go off in the classroom. |
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The setup had to be optimized for response times below microseconds by using a fast dye and by applying a fast fluorescence detector. |
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Once it locks onto the exact source of the signal, the detector starts beeping. |
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Security had been stepped up again, so I couldn't go in to a building without getting my bags scanned and a metal detector run over my body. |
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One woman had so much metal in her face it must have been a nightmare if she ever came up close to a metal detector or a large magnet. |
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At 8.15 last night, the group went to board a flight to Singapore when one man set off a metal detector. |
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Recently I was forced to take off my shoes on my sixth attempt to get past the metal detector on a domestic flight to Dubbo. |
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Mr Black, who has been using his metal detector for eight years, said the group found the pan about a foot underground. |
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Like other passengers, they will have to go through a metal detector and security check. |
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The woman guard complained that she was assaulted as she attempted a body search on Ross after a metal detector was triggered. |
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I placed my belongings through the X-ray scanner and walked through the metal detector to fill out the form. |
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If I wore clothing that set off an airport metal detector I wouldn't mind being searched and I would understand the reason why. |
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Each of the officers, in his underwear, was searched and passed through a metal detector. |
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As she entered the building, she was searched by the guards and went through the metal detector. |
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While his partner had been busy with that job, Haig had driven pegs into the ground, marked out a grid and plotted the positions of the signals from his metal detector. |
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He bent the truth throughout his life to ensure that he was known as the man who had invented the lie detector test. |
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She acts as a sort of lie detector, but proceeds through elegant narrative rather than binary test. |
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The guard had been working in the public waiting area of York Magistrate's Court yesterday afternoon when a man set off an alarm on a walk-through metal detector. |
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Davis agreed, and both men were waved past a metal detector. |
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The jewel beetle, Melanophila acuminate, is a living fire detector. |
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The acknowledgment of a radar detector of a nearby radar gun allows motorists to re-evaluate the speed of their vehicle and make any necessary corrections. |
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An independent calibration, traceable to it UK national standard, was carried out on the IL1400A radiometer and detector by the Gloucestershire medical physics service. |
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The pd.id is not the first date rape drug detector on the market, though it may be the most advanced. |
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The supplier of a speed camera detector has paid out thousands of pounds to drivers after guaranteeing to partially refund customers who are fined for speeding. |
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She turned on her radar detector and slid up to a hundred and five, riding easily, her huge engine hardly laboring as she raced through the night. |
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Presumably a device based on this technology could provide full body X-rays of people at airports, something much more reassuring than a metal detector. |
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Well, it would mean a lot more than X-raying your handbag, removing your shoes, surrendering your tweezers and letting someone pass a metal detector beneath your oxters. |
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McLennan was scouring church land with his metal detector in September when he came across a silver spoon. |
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I was stopped at the metal detector, then given the full treatment. |
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The lie detector tests are therefore intended to extend the boundaries a little by putting another psychological weapon in the hands of the probationary services. |
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I know that in some instances I would have passed a lie detector test. |
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The Enquirer story was written by Robin Mizrahi, who interviewed ferrier and had arranged for her to take a lie detector test. |
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After six months of intermittent interrogations and several lie detector tests, Elahi got off the hook. |
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So if this weekend sees you outside whirring with your state-of-the-art metal detector, happy hunting. |
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Steady-state fluorescence spectra were obtained on a Spex Fluoromax with a 4 nm bandpass and corrected for lamp spectral intensity and detector response. |
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Time-of-flight mass spectrometers measure the time it takes for each ion to reach the detector because heavier ions travel more slowly than lighter ions. |
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As a Harvard undergraduate, he used systolic blood pressure readings to invent the lie detector test. |
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The interference pattern on the detector shows that, as long as its trajectory isn't registered, the single photon has taken both possible paths from the beam splitter. |
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The bomber told soldiers at the crossing point that she would set off a metal detector because she had an implant from surgery to repair a broken leg. |
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If I'm not allowed to carry a cell phone through the metal detector, fine. |
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She agreed to meet with tabloid editors in New York City and take a lie detector test to back up her claims. |
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Firefighters are warning of the risks of living without a smoke detector or leaving candles unattended following a fire which gutted a flat in a Blackpool tower block. |
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This type of detector typically has limited efficiency because some photons are reflected from the front surface and others are transmitted all the way through the tungsten. |
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She is greeted by name by two female guards before she goes through a metal detector. |
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The TSA agents selected the boy for additional screening after he set off a metal detector. |
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Saraswati entered the courthouse in a wheelchair, passing through the metal detector that authorities had installed. |
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He tweeted that he would be willing to take a lie detector test. |
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This avoids it picking up any unabsorbed light passing straight through from the LED, while the glass substrates act as waveguides to channel fluorescence to the detector. |
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But as if being a mine detector isn't dangerous enough, the poor animals can overheat in hot climates. |
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The brigade were alerted by a call handling centre after the smoke detector went off after a fire started in a first floor bedroom of Seend Park Lodge in High Street. |
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Luckily, the smoke detector automatically alerted the fire brigade who extinguished the blaze and moved the couple, and their pets, away from the house. |
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The pinging detector towed by the Ocean Shield is really the last best hope of pulling this off. |
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Each case is checkweighed, the bag is folded and the case is weighed again and sealed before passing through a final metal detector before heading off to be palletized. |
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About the size of a deck of cards, it has a three-digit combination lock with a built-in motion detector and a steel cable that locks to your laptop or briefcase. |
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The microscope condenser lens and custom lenses relay forward-scattered light to a quadrant photodiode detector mounted above the microscope stage. |
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It allowed passengers to come into the country without being in sight of a detector dog and without being within cooee of a soft-tissue X-ray machine. |
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Service openings must be provided in air ducts adjacent to each fire damper, smoke damper and smoke detector to accommodate inspection and operational tests. |
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The nuclear portal monitor and Palm Pilot neutron and gamma detector are designed to detect and identify the illicit movement of nuclear materials. |
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The Global Radar Detector Industry Report 2015 is a professional and in-depth study on the current state of the radar detector industry. |
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And he didn't rule out a detector van being sent to the island to check out the empty croft. |
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And when she saw the detector van outside, she assumed they had sabotaged her telly because she didn't have a licence. |
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Earlier, TV licence sleuths were held at gunpoint after a masked gang rammed their detector van. |
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We compare the laboratories' reference standards by means of a temperature-controlled optical trap detector. |
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I said, that's terrible but can we choose sodium pentothal to the lie detector. |
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Did the metal detector scream when you entered the courthouse? |
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As we pass through the metal detector, even the security guard is giddy. |
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The oven was equipped with photoionization detector temperature controller. |
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A high purity germanium detector was found to produce a better response than a thallium activated sodium iodide crystal. |
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The 736 Series features a detector designed with thermostatic construction and increased protection for ambient temperature fluctuations. |
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The thermogram created by the detector elements is then translated into electric impulses. |
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The KELT detector is an Apogee Instruments Alta U16 thermoelectrically cooled CCD camera. |
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They are highly trained to conduct polygraphs or lie detector tests for a variety of different reasons and industries. |
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A few items have been added due to their health and safety or ergonomic properties, for instance, Mimid, a land mine detector. |
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Each detector has 10 million elements, and each one has its own electrical circuit. |
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Yet many other methods exist, including hydrogenolysis, rateometric colorimetry, energy dispersive XRF and pulsed flame photometric detector. |
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The protons, which come from this region will be accelerated and registered by a proton detector. |
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He used a pyroelectric infrared detector made of a crystal of triglycinesulfate. |
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Each burst typically lasted less than 100 microseconds and deposited many tens of megaelectron volts into a detector. |
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Berlin Technologies, for example, was showcasing its Second Sight MS standoff real-time infrared bolometer gas cloud detector. |
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He instituted the new policy of having children walk through a metal detector to enter school. |
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The infinity mike and the harmonica bug have the great advantage of being undetectable by an antibug detector. |
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At the first sound of the smoke detector, four-year-old Rue runs over and paws at her lap and then lies doggo on the floor to alert her. |
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Lead sulfide is a semiconductor, a photoconductor, and an extremely sensitive infrared radiation detector. |
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While he consented to take a lie detector test, Farrow did not. |
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Since 2001, the site of the battle has undergone topographic, geophysical, and metal detector surveys in addition to archaeological excavations. |
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Broadband radiometry measures the thermal energy absorbed by the detector and assumes that this is the light energy received. |
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She has even bragged that they have never had one and know how to get out of it when a detector van is in her area. |
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The absorbance measurements were performed with a Perkin Elmer Lambda 850 spectrometer equipped with a 150 mm integrating sphere detector. |
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We also account for the relativistic electrons contaminating the proton detector at subauroral latitudes. |
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A light beam is passed through the smoke and a detector opposite measures the light. |
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The SEC analyses of PP were carried out using a chromatograph Polymer PL 220 model equipped with a refractive index and a viscosimetric detector. |
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An ionization chamber type smoke detector is technically a product of combustion detector, not a smoke detector. |
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A detector attached to the International Space Station has so far failed to find any dark matter either. |
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Both laboratories' reference standards were compared by means of a temperature-controlled optical trap detector. |
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I eagerly pulled my chip detector van on to the packed forecourt at Dads Lane, glad to find a single free space on a dangerous corner. |
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Now I know what it must feel like to drive a TV detector van through the streets of Airdrie. |
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So impressed are the country's TV detector van crews by the stories they hear that they have started collecting classic excuses. |
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Neutrinos from the supernova 1987a were detected by the Kamioka Nucleon Decay Experiment detector in Japan. |
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Application of the Doppler ultrasound bloodflow detector in supraclavicular brachial plexus block. |
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If you recall, Chase took a lie detector test and he passed. |
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The first is the simplest, which is to match the collimator with the detector size. |
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It was expanded in 2009 to span 1 square kilometer, becoming the world's biggest Cherenkov radiation detector. |
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The Geiger counter, invented by Hans Geiger, is a type of particle detector that measures ionizing radiation. |
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Camera systems used similar spinning discs and required intensely bright illumination of the subject for the light detector to work. |
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A custom silicone drift detector has been created with a larger solid angle for use in nanotechnology characterization. |
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Secondary ions were postaccelerated to 10 keV before hitting the detector. |
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Henry Riding, prosecuting, said Wilde, of Curtana Crescent, Norris Green, was stopped at a security check at the prison as the metal detector alarm sounded. |
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Both units have 2000 ANSI lumens and a transition detector, which locks the projector if moved, rendering it inoperable until the proper PIN is entered. |
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The fabricated current-mode AGC chip consists of a current peak detector, a current subtractor, a circuit which consists of a square current generator and a current divider. |
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Both units provide 2000 ANSI lumens and have a transition detector, which Locks the projector if it is moved, rendering it inoperable until the proper PIN is entered. |
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It is possible to collect data on the full range of crystalline-amorphous ratio, phase analysis and crystallite size determination only, recording without moving the detector. |
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We could, given an incident neutron flux and cross section, use the model to estimate the count rate of photons entering the window of the photon detector. |
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The source code for dividing the room in areas and the source code for calculating the shadow cone of a video camera or PIR detector have the same topics like the source code. |
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Well known Japanese firm Toshiba has also come forward to provide a real time detector of radioactive containment to end speculation of contamination. |
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Philips' latest innovation is NeuroSuite with a new 20 inch detector on the frontal plane, providing superb 3D-images and big enough for spine imaging. |
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Further studies suggest that the cellular infrared detector resides at the cell center within the centrosome, and contains centrioles that are light sensors. |
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In addition to optimal image quality, the combination of proprietary detector technology and the unique X-ray tube result in dose exposure reduction. |
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The flat panel detector has a cesium iodide scintillator with a detector quantum efficiency level for high-quality images acquired with reduced x-ray dose exposure. |
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A little while back while cycling near Roath Dock and Basin I came across a group of police officers sporting machine pistols, with some also using detector equipment. |
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We report on the design, construction and operation of a low background x-ray detection line composed of a shielded Micromegas detector of the microbulk technique. |
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The new modules are available with a detector diameter of 3mm, 5mm, 10mm or 16mm and can be used for direct detection and spectrometry of beta particles and low-energy X-rays. |
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During their bizarre and nontraditional campaign voyage, Jeff challenged his adversarial candidates to answer voter submitted questions while connected to a lie detector. |
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The root of the failure was a magnetic particle found on the chip detector of the part of the main rotor gearbox known as the second stage planet gear. |
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Frederick Reines and Clyde Cowan would confirm the neutrino on 14 June 1956 by placing a detector within a large antineutrino flux from a nearby nuclear reactor. |
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Jake had just installed a radar detector and four new whitewall tires. |
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In other words, the fast neutrons have to travel a greater distance to become thermalised, and consequently the number of thermal neutrons returned to the detector is reduced. |
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All new solid fuel appliance installations must include a carbon monoxide detector but gas appliances and older stoves and fires do not require one by law. |
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In spite of facing a police investigation over the Au50million prisoner tagging fiasco, blundering G4S is in line for a state contract for lie detector testing. |
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He takes a lie detector test to prove his words once and for all. |
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And the 36-year-old claims her builder hubby was also seeing her friend Chrissy Thomas, 41, in road lay-bys after Kieran confessed during a lie detector test. |
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The magnetic field at the energy detector is low, so if the electron backscatters it has little chance to be transported back through the entrance of the chamber. |
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The most likely explanation, physicists say, is that muon neutrinos, the type produced on high, were changing into tau neutrinos, which the detector can't pick up. |
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Rapid simultaneous determination of lidocaine, bupivacaine, and their two main metabolites using capillary gas-liquid chromatography with nitrogen phosphorus detector. |
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An ice-bound neutrino detector offers the key advantage of expandability. |
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The MULTI IDE includes a source-level debugger, program builder, profiler, run-time error checker, version control, memory leak detector and editor. |
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In FTIR, a thermal detector is based on pyroelectric materials or on solid-state semiconductor devices using photovoltaic or photoconductive principles. |
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