Sentence examples for become fixed as from inspiring English sources
It's all those carbon-dioxide bubbles which become fixed as the nice spongy holes in the crumb of the bread".
He said, "It would mean that the Green Line dividing Cyprus would become fixed as the eastern border of Europe".
Is there a danger that if they describe it as one thing – the "diversity western", say, or the "anti-Trump allegory" – then it will become fixed as that forever?
More important, natural selection and other processes change gene frequencies in ways not governed by pure chance, so that no allele has an opportunity to become fixed as a consequence of genetic drift alone.
Obviously, it could be explained by the reorientation of benzene molecules owing to increase its concentration in solution, and the more benzene is already adsorbed, the easier it is for additional amounts to become fixed as a result of hydrophobic interaction [52].
Obviously, it could be explained by the reorientation of benzene molecules owing to increase of its concentration in solution, and the more benzene is already adsorbed, the easier it is for additional amounts to become fixed as a result of hydrophobic interactions [63].
The blurred lights became fixed as my father pulled over.
The rest of the time my grin became fixed as my heart sank.
As soon as anything stops living and becomes fixed as a kind of cultural museum piece, it ceases to be a tradition and instead becomes part of an historical heritage.
During the ascendancy of the concerto delle donne the roles within the musica secreta became fixed, as did the roster of those who performed for the Duke's pleasure every night.
These variations in regulatory control observed in different species, which evolved over evolutionary time, must have arisen from variations that occurred within a single species and subsequently became fixed as sexual isolation took place.
