Sentence examples for a sort of nucleus from inspiring English sources
With that, you have achieved a sort of nucleus.
"I'm finding at this point in my life that every part of the disciplines that I grew up with -- art, music, wood sculpture -- created a sort of a nucleus of one person's career," Mr. Wood said.
But there is at least one facet of the New York contingent that is still going strong: the People's Think Tank, a sort of intellectual nucleus around which people have gathered since the beginning of the movement to discuss topics like health care, food, energy, banking and the influence of corporate money in politics.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
Oöids (also known as oölites or oöliths) are sand-size spheres of calcium carbonate mud concentrically laminated about some sort of nucleus grain, perhaps a fossil fragment or a silt-size detrital quartz grain.
Responsibility for the information "gatekeeping" that kept B.T. from seeing everything she looked at may lie with the lateral geniculate nucleus, a sort of neural relay center that sends visual information down synaptic pathways into the brain's information processors.
If you had to draw one, you'd probably do the usual thing: a sort of fried egg with a nucleus yolk and a couple of ribosomes peppered around, maybe a rough endoplasmic reticulum if you're fancy.
Moreover, scheme in Figure 6 outlines how FLX1 deletion, causing a change in expression level of Sdh1p, could activate a sort of retrograde cross-talk directed to nucleus.
During the first stage, called reaction-limited growth, the size of initial nucleus rapidly increases due to a sort of surface reaction exhausting the precursor in the nanoparticle vicinity.
The nuclei were still visible, but in a sort of syncytium in these parts of the tumour.
