Sentence examples for clog together from inspiring English sources

Copper also directly stimulated neurons that increased the production of amyloid beta, and caused the proteins to clog together in lumps that could not be cleared.

I have used spent hops, of which there is a free supply thanks to our local brewers, but the hops clog together unpleasantly in the wet and are not a good colour.

Although nanoparticle can easily pass through porous media, but if nanoparticle solution becomes unstable in porous media, because of harsh condition, particle will clog together and retained on rock surface; thus, pore throat might be blocked or formed a bridge.

The wild colors fairly pounce on the spectator, and the pictures come either clogged together in an arbitrary cluster or strung around the room in a single file.

"We now had to do as the children of father's new colleagues did," Mr. Henze writes, "clicking the heels of our clogs together and saluting the unspeakable Führer".

First, at Smithsonian affiliate The Birthplace of Country Music Museum in Bristol VA, and then in Hiltons, at the Carter Family Fold (yes, THAT Carter Family), where you can celebrate the enfolding of hearts while Flat Foot Clogging together on the worn dance floor.

All turds and that!" – but The Fatberg has a vibe to it: it is all of our waste, all of our sins, all of our mistakes, clogged together with fat and left to ferment and grow beneath the streets of us.

Live music and dance acts, such as the Demon Barber Roadshow, have begun to bring together clog and morris dance with break-dancing, popping and krumping.

This change makes red blood cells clump together, clogging arteries and causing organ damage.

(To learn more about parts of the brain affected in HD, click here.) In both people and mice with HD, the proteins formed from the HD allele tend to clump together and clog up the nucleus by forming aggregations called neuronal inclusions (NI).

A parameter combining clog P and rRotB together produced a strong correlation with bacterial attachment (no correlation observed individually).