Sentence examples for become stripped from inspiring English sources
As galaxies orbit or encounter one another, halo material from one galaxy can become stripped by tidal forces exerted by the other.
In some areas, the newcomers have been welcomed for bringing life to agricultural communities that have become stripped of young people and economic activity.
In fact, as the last three days of hearings have made clear, the problem was that the threads in a crucial part of the jackscrew assembly had become stripped, making the large horizontal part of the tail, which determines the plane's nose-up or nose-down attitude, flip up into the passing airstream.
And there are a small number that, through use and experience, have become stripped to their essence and as a result are hard to improve upon.
Because live extruded cells become stripped from the underlying matrix and its associated survival signaling, they later die by anoikis (Frisch and Francis, 1994).
DO NOT over tighten the nuts to the point that they become stripped.
Ms. Schwartz's hallucinatory drama, about a grieving couple lost in a dream world in which language becomes stripped of sense, may perplex as many as it pleases.
A key feature of the study, published in the journal Cell, was that the human primordial germ cells became stripped of the chemicals surrounding the DNA of the chromosomes thought to be responsible for the epigenetic changes a cell undergoes as it develops.
Professor Mark Post, a physiologist from Maastricht who masterminded the project, explained to a news conference in London that his team had developed the burger from stem cells taken from cow muscle, which were then encouraged to grow and expand in the lab with added nutrients to eventually become strips of muscle.
"Even at my age, I'm quite excited about going out on an adventure like this, incorporating a lot of ideas I have". On the ride home, Maloof points out all the orchards and chicken ranches that became housing tracts; the vineyards that became strip malls.
Investors will soon be demanding to know how Tesco's non-executive directors, especially the group's invisible chairman, Sir Richard Broadbent, have allowed the Tesco boardroom to become so stripped of talent.
