brought into contact with

The contact portion is brought into contact with a terminal of a cell voltage monitor attached to the fuel cell.

Pilgrim badges were souvenirs of these journeys and, if brought into contact with the church's reliquary, holy objects themselves.

When a metal is brought into contact with an n-type semiconductor, electrons will flew from the semi-conductor to the metal.

The supernatant of the infected cells, consequently containing the metalloproteinases, were brought into contact with this tissue.

The stamp is then brought into contact with an appropriate sheet of "paper" -a thin film of gold on a glass, silicon or polymer plate.

The measurement strip is brought into contact with blood at a blood collection spot so as to measure blood glucose of the blood.

In this method, the cutter is mounted in the spindle and brought into contact with the sensor to measure its length.

Pupils must be brought into contact with new ideas.

Once anything that can be copied is brought into contact with internet, it will be copied, and those copies never leave.

Children should be brought into contact with poetry at an early age.

large numbers of people were brought into contact with the tundra.

We can learn much by being brought into contact with opposing opinions.

Existing life is so complex that the child cannot be brought into contact with it without either confusion or distraction;

a platen roller (1) having a circumferential su*ce brought into contact with the thermal head;