Sentence examples for a scission from inspiring English sources

No matter how we phrase the English, it remains inescapable that Dante is pointing to a scission within our notion of what piety is.

Nevertheless, both a separation and a scission may provoke the dissolution of the initial state.

In turn, an unanimous will of separation, representing the whole population and territory of a state, provokes a scission.

The use of dimethyl carbonate as a scission or depolymerization agent for polysiloxane was first proposed by the authors of [24].

A recent example of a scission is the separation of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic into Czech Republic and Slovakia on 31 December 1992, which was negotiated by governments.

The second (and more frequent) mechanism results from a scission of the primary macroradical, a mechanism which could be stress-activated.

H2/He plasma-treated low-k films operated in CCP system at elevated temperatures exhibited a large scission of Si CH3 groups, a large increase in k-value and leakage current, and a large degradation in breakdown field and TTF.

Thus, we propose that Vps1, like dynamin, might function in a feedback loop during endocytosis with actin facilitating oligomerization of Vps1 (defective in vps1 E461K) which then leads to an increased capacity for actin bundling (defective in vps1 RR-EE), culminating in a successful scission and release of an endocytic vesicle.

Briefly, COHCOA assumes a two-dimensional background in the raw aligned sequencing data, which arises from two one-dimensional background profiles that are uncorrelated with tethered radical sources: a strand scission profile (leading to horizontal striations) and a reverse transcription-terminating profile (leading to vertical striations).

This is most likely a result of an uncontrolled scission machinery.

The FTIR spectral analysis showed a random scission of polymer with irradiation.