Sentence examples for as severing from inspiring English sources

We present a model based on autocatalytic MT production, dynamic instability and a RanGTP gradient around chromatin, which could explain two key principles of spindle self-organization: 1) the emergence of a coherent MT super-structure and 2) the resilience of the spindle toward external perturbations such as severing.

The persistence of the Aurora B and stabilisation of the bridge depends on chromatin, as severing the chromatin of the bridge with a laser leads to subsequent abscission.

Abosch et al. [ 24] referred to this as "severing a critical proportion of the connections" when they discussed the variability in extent of resection described by McKhann et al. [ 22].

China warned of dire consequences, such as severing lucrative trade contracts.

A second phase covering crimes such as theft and robbery is to be implemented later this year, involving more stringent penalties such as severing of limbs and flogging.

Mr Davies, the father of maverick Tory backbencher Philip Davies, compares trying to get some of his manifesto pledges - such as severing ties with Doncaster's five twin towns - to "wading through treacle".

The second, "The Red Model," has one main, crazily macabre image: the pair of boots that double as severed feet.

Damascus residents describe the restive suburbs as severed from the city by government checkpoints, and while the security forces control those areas by day, the night belongs to the rebels.

Suchen had always wondered if her siblings remembered their childhood as severed because of her; their parents, after the move, had forbidden them to talk about their old home.

A military strike against Iran is likely to create a backlash inside Iran and elsewhere far greater than what was witnessed in Iraq, as well as sever many channels of cooperation on critical regional issues, including Afghanistan.

As severed fins could be easily stored, it made economic sense for fishing vessels to remove the fins at sea, rather than bringing the entire animal - which would quickly fill a vessel's cold storage areas - into port.