Sentence examples for closed ringing from inspiring English sources

From the middle of the Hackensack, one could see three huge landfills, now closed, ringing a little park.

A terahertz electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) metamaterial, consisting of single-layer graphene cut wire resonator arrays with closely placed graphene closed ring resonator arrays, was designed and numerically investigated in this paper.

SiO4 tetrahedrons may share corners and form closed rings.

This metamaterial is composed of metal-dielectric-metal, which consists of metallic layers with an air hole array and one coaxial closed ring resonator in the air hole.

Condensin is a large, evolutionarily conserved, multisubunit protein assembly composed of dimers of the structural maintenance of chromosomes (SMC) family of ATPases, clasped into topologically closed rings by accessory subunits.

The hotline between the North and South, dormant since December 2015 when Pyongyang ordered it closed, rang at 3 30 p.m. local time Wednesday (1 30 a.m. ET) in the shared border village of Panmunjom.

The number of pro-angiogenic structures (closed rings formed at a given time by endothelial cell sprouting) was counted from 3 different wells, and the average value determined in each system [44], [45].

This radius corresponds to those observed in rings seen by EM (see Figure 2G), implying that the arrested nuclei observed by TIRF could be closed rings.

Closed rings (Fig. 9H) were more common than open rings (Fig. 9G) or arcs in both biopsied (45.5 versus 22%) and non-biopsied (52 versus 39%) lesions.

The ability to produce tubule-like structures was improved by using treated MSCs; in fact, irrespective of the culture condition used they originated closed rings and better participated in the HUVEC-mediated capillary formation.

The reaction is often used to close rings, in which case one carbon provides the carbonyl group and another provides the carbon with an α-hydrogen.