Sentence examples for cells run from inspiring English sources

Fuel cells run on hydrogen and emit only water as a byproduct.

Tumours of all sorts, for example, are clusters of cells run out of control, dividing incessantly.

When cells run out of energy, a result is fatigue, and exercise grinds to a halt until those sources are replenished.

The axons of olfactory receptor cells run back to glomeruli in the olfactory bulb of the brain.

Moreover, most scientists now say that even if telomerase is turned off, a tumor might still grow substantially before the telomeres in its cells run out and the cells die.

On Wednesday, correction officers escorted Mr. Tackman and several other inmates onto the 12th floor of the courthouse, which contains holding cells run by the Department of Correction and is sealed off from the public.

It also operates fuel cells, running on biogas pumped in from a landfill.

Together, the two parts had 103 cells, running down each wall, with a long corridor down the middle.

On some days, well, at least once, he'd even felt strong and alert, with a fresh dose of doctored stem cells running through his blood.

Eventually, it is hoped, fuel cells running on hydrogen will take the place of the ubiquitous internal combustion engine.

The emission of fuel cells running on hydrogen derived from a renewable source will be nothing but water vapour.