Sentence examples for apply to break from inspiring English sources

In May, when Mr. Olmsted tried go through the standard channels any member of the public would go through to apply to break the three records (including one for Most Bars Visited in One Night — requiring 12 ounces of liquid be consumed at each bar), he received a fax from Guinness, he said.

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In order to achieve fairly monodisperse and stable suspensions of small agglomerates, ultrasonic energy is usually applied to break apart large agglomerates that can form upon suspension in liquid.

In a telephone news conference, EPA's assistant administrator for research and development, Paul Anastas, emphasized that it was "too early to draw conclusions" about the long-term impact of Corexit 9500, the dispersant BP has applied to break up oil spewing from the downed Deepwater Horizon rig.

The maximum force applied to break the particle was measured.

In the real world, such disputes do not persist and some exogenous mechanisms (such as revised contracts, negotiations, regulation or legal actions) are applied to break the impasse.

That is why various chemical and physical treatments have been applied to break down the complex structure of JSP to improve the adsorption performance of many lignocellulosic materials (Robinson et al. 2002; Chun et al. 2004).

For the electrospray process, the blend ink was injected through the nozzle at a rate of 30 μl/min, and about 3 kV was applied to break the meniscus formed at the tip of the nozzle.

In order to obtain reliable colony forming units (CFU) counts, gentle sonication was applied to break up aggregates and long chains of V583 cells.

2 3 G Ω seals were made in cell-attached configuration following which negative pressure was applied to break into whole cell configuration.

A LOD score of 5.0 with a maximum recombination of 45% was used to assign markers to linkage groups with the exception for LG6 and LG11, where a LOD score of 8.0 and 9.0, respectively, was applied to break spurious linkage according to Muchero et al. (2009).