Examples of using Taking samples in English and their translations into French
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Protocol for taking samples after mass die off events to be finalized
such a tourist diving and damaging the corals, or taking samples.
Vertical pipe sections must be fitted with taps for taking samples.
When taking samples, some essential stipulations such as DIN-standards have to be complied with.
They were even taking samples of air, water
At the same time, charging only those industries taking samples would put them at a competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis those not doing so.
the staff responsible for taking samples may not be fully aware of these rules.
Day trips on board the Albert Lucas(IUEM research vessel)- taking samples in the harbor of Brest.
Brooke also added a"core-sampling device" for taking samples of the material of the sea floor.
pre-polymer concentrations under reaction conditions, without taking samples for offline analysis.
mapping terrain, taking samples and measuring radioactivity, all without personnel exposure.
Taking samples for analysis(laboratories) or risk assessment by national agencies French Agency for Food,
we proposed the method of taking samples of tracer liquid whereby to inspect more effectively the glove-box area.
Based on this idea, it goes without saying the need of taking samples to be analysed by a Grain Laboratory at the Reception of the grain( before unloading), being recommendable an aspiration system during unloading.
The procedure involves soil removal, clean-up and taking samples of the skeletal material to confirm that the bodies are those of Kuwaiti
performing a necropsy and taking samples(tissues, organs,
involves several controls taking place over periods of time such as on-site inspections, taking samples for chemical or biological tests,
Gather data on biological communities, taking samples of fauna representative of variability of habitats,
surveying, taking samples and conducting laboratory analyses.
in a way they call to mind the way in which the first ethnologists completed their field surveys by taking samples, and witnesses.