Sentence examples for become suspended from inspiring English sources

And what about turbidity, which results when particles of clay, decaying plants or even parasites become suspended in the water?

"This case shows that because of digital technology, society's ability to forget has become suspended, replaced by perfect memory".

It's a bit like 'magic', where all rules become suspended, and for that reason it may well allow … for kinds of imaginative risk-taking impossible in more standard couplings".

Perhaps the most delicate and critical task for a modern operating system is allocation of the CPU; each process is allowed to use the CPU for a limited time, which may be a fraction of a second, and then must give up control and become suspended until its next turn.

If detached oil droplets and dirt particles did not become suspended in the detergent solution in a stable and highly dispersed condition, they would be inclined to flocculate or coalesce into aggregates large enough to be redeposited on the cleansed surface.

Following exposure of the BEL-7402 cells to each MNPs for 24 h, any damaged cells can detach from the plate and become suspended in the medium, necessitating medium storage.

Snow became suspended on leaves that had not yet fallen for winter, tugging at limbs and, in some cases, felling entire trees.

The basal end of the filament-like male gametophyte becomes suspended in a cavity above the female gametophyte (called the fertilization chamber).

Though the snowfall might have been relatively mild by winter standards, the unusual timing created what Mr. Blonsky described as a "perfect storm" of tree damage: The snow became suspended on leaves, pulling down branches and, in some cases, entire trees.

During this process, the SWNTs became suspended and strained between the palladium electrodes.

Cells that became suspended in the solution represented the fraction retained at the gas liquid interface or weakly attached to the solid liquid interface (Rg).