Sentence examples for cells at a time from inspiring English sources

Worse, filtering can lose some 10percentt of red cells, at a time when the nation is experiencing blood shortages.

But the technique described last week has made it possible to study millions of cells at a time under slowed conditions.

The Prison Officers Associationn claimed that inmates at HMP Hull were under lockdown, with only a few allowed out of their cells at a time.

By isolating slabs of tissue from the brains of sleeping cats and inspecting millions of cells at a time, scientists have discovered what they think may be a key element in the brain's machinery for making long-term memories.

It can worm itself into the tiniest crack, then expand a few cells at a time, generating pressures of up to seven hundred and twenty-five pounds per square inch — enough to split paving stones or punch holes through brick walls.

Like many Braille readers, Shandrow says that new computers, which form a single line of Braille cells at a time, will revive the code of bumps, but these devices are still extremely costly and not yet widely used.

The brain, however, doesn't compute one cell at a time — it computes in clusters.

It showed her handcuffed and dragged from her cell at a time when, according to expert medical witnesses, she already would have succumbed to septic shock.

By choosing one cell at a time and watching it as it grew and divided, drawing the results in small, neat, coloured circles on paper beside the microscope, he made a complete map through time and space of the development of a worm.

These steps, such as moving left or right one cell at a time, are so simple and "stupid" that they can obviously be executed without the need of any intelligence at all.

When I was a very young man, my mentor Harry Grundfest said, "Look, if you want to understand the brain you're going to have to take a reductionist approach, one cell at a time".