Sentence examples for barrier starting from inspiring English sources

More than half a century ago, an Australian named Alexander Grey invented the barrier starting gate.

Konofagou's team has shown that therapeutic molecules trigger downstream effects after diffusion through the blood-brain barrier, starting with the cell membrane and all the way into the nucleus.

More than 8 million people worldwide watched YouTube's live stream on Sunday as Felix Baumgartner became the first person to break the sound barrier, starting in a freefall 128,000 feet above the Earth that reached a high speed of 833.9 miles per hour.

The reaction proceeds through a transition state at RC2 = 2.17 Å. Recalculation of the free energy barrier starting from a slightly different reactant state configuration led to a barrier of 21 kcal/mol.

To answer the second question, we decomposed the binding energy of the second barrier starting from the cationic intermediates 2, 6, and 9, whose thermodynamics are already summarized in the first two columns of Table 1.

Then, like a lax bouncer, the barrier starts letting through undesirables, various proteins or bacteria that would normally be rebuffed; they then leak into surrounding tissues.

"The peloton was 10 metres away when the barrier started to close".

These enzymes must therefore be secreted into the cleft before the epicuticle barrier starts to form.

The energetic insertion barriers starting from the π-complexes are similar to those obtained for the 'naked' cationic species.

Helmut Kohl is more admired in the region than a German chancellor ought decently to expect.But the German urge to respond to this new trust now faces some formidable barriers, starting with record joblessness at home.

The article discusses the main barriers to effective interaction and communication between scientific enquiry and decision making and proposes some effective ways to overcome these barriers, starting from experiences in the biomass energy sector.