Sentence examples for amount of liberation from inspiring English sources

The boys' hair was longer than it had been, but not straggling down their backs, and there didn't seem to be an unusual amount of liberation or defiance in the air.

No amount of enforced "liberation" can make Wang Qiyao's neighbors transcend their conservative mores and forgive her for having lived in sin with the rich and powerful Director Li.

If your intentions are just to imitate the formula, than no amount of technological liberation will help.

Corticosteroids, even at moderate doses, are able to reduce the amount of NSE liberation during CPB.

In addition, a small amount of phosphate liberation was able to be demonstrated from endogenous nucleotides released during the experiment.

The automatic recognition and quantification of minerals by light microscopy is one of the most important problems in ore-processing systems because determining the amount and degree of liberation of the constituent minerals in ore is necessary for further processing.

There's a certain amount of freedom and liberation involved in detaching yourself, at least temporarily, from anyone's expectations of you.

In a country where women's rights are so curtailed, Daoud's lecture amounted to a manifesto of liberation.

Yorck emphasizes that cognition of objects in space amounts to an act of "liberation," because what has been "placed" at a "psychological distance" in the realm of an eternal, and neutral objectivity has lost its power over the representing subject, has no impact on the person's affectivity, and can no longer excite the feeling that everything passes away (ST, p. 74).

One unit of inulinase activity was defined as the amount of enzyme catalyzing the liberation of 1 μmol of fructose min-1 at pH 4.5 and 50°C.

Schmidt dedicates six out of twelve full chapters to the Lang family and spends a fair amount of time on deportation, liberation, requisitions, and restitutions.