Sentence examples for becomes trapped within a from inspiring English sources

The developers of Portal 2 initially envisioned it as a prequel to Portal set in the 1950s, long before GLaDOS took over the Aperture Science facility, with events set in motion when Aperture CEO Cave Johnson becomes trapped within a computer.

An interesting possibility (that could simultaneously explain the inactivity of For3p within cables) is that cortical dissociation occurs when For3p becomes trapped within the body of a growing filament as a result of unsuccessful stepping of its FH2 domain, as suggested [22].

One possible explanation is that in the progressive stage of multiple sclerosis, inflammation becomes trapped within the brain compartment behind a closed or repaired blood brain barrier.

CQ is a lysosomotropic agent that becomes trapped within the lysosome due to protonation, and raises lysosomal pH, which inhibits lysosomal enzymes, prevents fusion of autophagosome and lysosome, and prevents lysosomal protein degradation.

Occasionally mercury becomes trapped within the appendix, but without signs of mercury toxicity or appendicitis it can be safely monitored and allowed to pass on its own.

These diseases may represent a structurally normal biologic network that has become trapped within the basin of an abnormal attractor.

Because of their small size, these particles can be inhaled and a portion will eventually become trapped within the small airways and the alveolar regions of the lung.

It was hypothesized that hydrophobic DOX would interact with the hydrophobic block copolymers in an aqueous environment and become trapped within the core regions of the micelles.

Suspended particles become trapped within the pore spaces of the filter media, which also remove harmful protozoa and natural colour.

If the photons have a wavelength that is absorbed by the new electronic levels in the gas, they become trapped within it.

The increase in the water saturation causes an increasing fraction of the oil phase (non-wetting phase) to become trapped within the sample.