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The temperature dependent pressure change of this instrument is taken through a capillary tube to a display unit.

The mosaic includes image data taken through a narrow filter that transmits only the red light of hydrogen atoms.

While Tamiflu is a pill that can be swallowed at home, Relenza has to be taken through an inhaler and is not suitable for everyone.

Photograph of a thin slice of limestone from Iraq, taken through a microscope.

And finite element calculation and grey theory are applied, so a ideal effect is taken through the validation of practical engineering.

An innovational display module, AMOLED, from Samsung SDI. Enjoy the catwalk delights as you are taken through the world of AMOLED.

It was assembled from images taken through four different filters, pictured here in blue, green, orange and red.

Securities of packaged loans are marked to market, meaning losses have typically already been taken through capital.

He was then taken through a beautiful and sweet-smelling flower garden.

When you create an alert, you're taken through the Alert Wizard to configure how you want to send notifications.

But "perishables like butter couldn't be taken through the tropics, so they had to source such things in New Zealand, " Morgan said.

An image taken through night vision glasses shows soldiers in northern Afghanistan.

Picture taken through a night vision device.

During these tests, the engine is taken through duty cycles it will experience in typical flight test missions.

Many courses can also be taken through distance learning in your home country.

Musters were being taken through England in view of wars with Scotland and France.

This is taken through a fiber optics microscope.

The picture is a composite of images taken through both broad and narrow band filters.

For example, an erroneous reading will occur if a measurement is taken through a switch before the relay has had sufficient time to settle.

Open the short-circuited channel and subtract this measured value from readings taken through other channels.

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