Sentence examples for another chimera from inspiring English sources

In the light of the DUP's stunning triumph last week, that hope was yet another chimera of naive constitutional nationalism.

Cook later breached the Arctic Circle, in search of another chimera: a navigable Northwest Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific that would enable British ships to reach the Orient without rounding the Horns.

If the latest iteration of "beyond visual range" turns out to be yet another chimera, the F-35 will have to operate as a close-in dogfighter, but in that regime it is a disaster.

Another chimera comprising the R1 region and a domain of Pseudomonas exotoxin A stimulated a higher IgG response to the R1 region than a commercial M. hyopneumoniae vaccine [ 27].

A RyR1 backbone chimera containing only EF2 from RyR2 had a modest (not significant) change in Ca2+ inactivation, whereas another chimera channel carrying only EF1 from RyR2 had a significantly reduced level of Ca2+ inactivation.

The remaining chains containing the nucleotides TAGTGCCGGAAATGT of 1K79 and the nucleotides CGTCAGCCAAG of 1DH3 were covalently linked to one another using Chimera software to form one long chain of DNA with the sequence TAGTG CCGGAA A TG T CGTCAGCCAAG.

For this growing and vocal minority, the term is a chimera, another cliché to be paraded when self-styled community leaders and vote hungry politicians want to sound inclusive and civil.

Then, along came Perseus, who cut off her head, and from her blood came the birth of Pegasus, the winged horse, which Bellerophon rode on when he shot an arrow to killed the Chimera, another monster comparable to Trump.

What separates the nighttimes of Gransys from these other game worlds isn't the catalog of supernatural foes after decades of playing games, what's another cyclops or chimera?

What separates the nighttimes of Gransys from these other game worlds isn't the catalogue of supernatural foes after decades of playing games, what's another cyclops or chimera?

Sequence chimera is another serious problem caused by MDA, where different regions of the same or different genomes may be falsely amplified into one fragment during the process of amplification.