Sentence examples for barrier taking from inspiring English sources

A rocket motor would then accelerate it through the sound barrier, taking it to 35,000m altitude.

On August 26 1963, Barnato Walker became the first British woman to break the sound barrier, taking an RAF Lightning jet XM996 from RAF Middleton St George, Co Durham, to Mach 1.65.

This list ranges from talking to one's supervisor about the desire to be promoted; taking executive training courses or, if language is a barrier, taking communication classes like Toastmasters, both programs that are offered at NIH; and honing leadership skills by volunteering for committees in which one can take a leadership position without a promotion.

The empirically determined free energy barrier to the chemical event is really an "effective" transition state free energy barrier, taking into account many components: those involved in bringing all the reacting groups together toward an ensemble of favorable to nonfavorable (propensity toward chemistry) structures and the actual barrier to the on-enzyme chemistry.

That barrier took much longer to crack when the show first appeared in 1999.

In Bilin, the separation barrier took over half the village's land; a fight lasting years returned about a quarter of the land.

This pioneering team, wearing hobnail boots and wielding hemp ropes — and stopping for the occasional smoke — made phenomenal first ascents, broke the 25,000-foot barrier, took care of one another and gathered vital reconnaissance for future attempts.

Then, crossing of the epithelial barrier takes place exclusively through M-cells, leading to an accumulation in Peyer's patches (PP).

This barrier takes the form of a lipid bilayer in all known life forms except for a few species of archaea that utilize a specially adapted lipid monolayer.

These results are in agreement with the previous microscopic observations in rats where morphological maturation of endotheliocytes and pericytes occurs on postnatal day 7 and a decrease in permeability of the hematoencephalic barrier takes place on postnatal day 10 [ 39].

It remains to be demonstrated whether mild hypothermia treatment affects NSE release especially in the late phase after 48 to 72 hours where reperfusion injury, ongoing cell death, edema and dysfunction of the blood brain barrier take place.