Sentence examples for by a thin wall from inspiring English sources
In recent years, it became hard to distinguish Stewart from, say, the liberal cable anchor and jokester Rachel Maddow, separated as they were by a thin wall of genre.
The individual stares at a McDonald's employee who is outside of the structure, separated by a thin wall of glass, polishing the commercial storefront and paying no attention to the struggling consumer.
The experimental setup consisted of a Teflon chamber divided into two compartments by a thin wall and connected by a small circular hole for membrane formation with a surface area of about 0.3 to 0.5 mm2.
Capillary reactors are structures of parallel straight microchannels (capillary channels) separated by a thin wall.
The bilayer equipment consists of a Teflon chamber with two compartments, separated by a thin wall with a small circular hole (0.4 mm) that connects the two compartments.
The histology also shows clusters of unstained circular adipocytes (A) and gaps of lymphovascular spaces (LVS) cut in cross section and distinguishable from adipocytes by a thin wall of dense fibrous stroma.
Inside the warm confines of Atlas, separated from the chaos by only a thin wall of glass, not a soul stirred.
The fluid is considered to be divided into two regions — a non-Newtonian core region (described by the power-law behavior) which is surrounded by a thin wall-adhering layer of Newtonian fluid.
Such a silicone tube provides a large surface for gas exchange by diffusion due to a thin wall (1 mm), the small inner diameter (1 mm) and its extended length (1 m).
Briefly, tissue cylinders of 2.0 mm diameter were punched from selected areas of each "donor" block by utilizing a thin-wall stainless tube from a precision instrument (TMA-100, Chemicon, USA) and were transferred by a solid stainless stylet into defined array coordinates in a 45 * 20 mm new recipient paraffin block.
Typically, bacterial organisms that stain Gram-positive consist of one cytoplasmic membrane and a thick cell wall, whereas a Gram-negative organism is enclosed by a thin cell wall within a periplasm and an outer membrane that surrounds the entire cell.
