Sentence examples for cell to generate from inspiring English sources

The device can be operated in an electrolysis mode to generate hydrogen from coal and steam and in a power generation mode as a solid oxide fuel cell to generate electricity from the hydrogen generated during the electrolysis cycles.

A third will use a hydrogen-powered fuel cell to generate electricity.The third answer, though, is perhaps the most radical.

In chemical transmission, a chemical substance called the neurotransmitter passes from one cell to the other, stimulating the second cell to generate its own action potential.

Whey is rich in lactose, a sugar which Georgia Antonopoulou, a biochemical engineer at the University of Patras, Greece, says can be consumed by cultures of bacteria contained within a fuel cell to generate an electric current.

In one type, a light source, e.g., a small spotlight, causes a photoelectric cell to generate current that keeps an alarm circuit open until visible particles of smoke interrupt the ray of light, breaking the circuit and setting off the alarm.

When HIV hijacks a cell's genetic machinery, it forces the cell to generate many copies of viral building blocks.

Total incubation time from the collection of CD14+ cell to generating primed mature dentritic cells was 12 days.

One approach is to coax the brain's stem cells to generate neurons that migrate to injured or diseased sites.

But if grown in a laboratory dish, the germ cells display the ability of the embryonic cells to generate all the tissues of the body.

It sounds like it's slavishly manipulating pitch cells to generate melodies that have a kind of superficial coherence and relationship to one another, with all the dryness and greyness that suggests, despite the expressive commitment of the three performers.

In one of the reports, biologists at the National Institutes of Health used mouse embryonic stem cells to generate insulin-producing organs resembling the islets of the pancreas, a feat that holds promise for treating Type 1 diabetes, also known as juvenile diabetes.