Microtome in a sentence as a noun

Did they use a microtome with a diamond knife?

Instead of a microtome, the top layer is ablated with ion beams.

Assuming it takes a freshly dead brain, vitrified, ultra-microtomed, and scanned in to be reconstructed for simulation.

The 26 men unleashed a slew of widely embraced innovations shortly after their *** experiences, including a mathematical theorem for NOR gate circuits, a conceptual model of a photon, a linear electron accelerator beam-steering device, a new design for the vibratory microtome, a technical improvement of the magnetic tape recorder, blueprints for a private residency and an arts-and-crafts shopping plaza, and a space probe experiment designed to measure solar properties.

Microtome definitions

noun

scientific instrument that cuts thin slices of something for microscopic examination