Sentence examples for clumps of material from inspiring English sources

A particularly lively argument focuses on the role of amyloid, sticky clumps of material that build up between brain cells.

As in a previous visualization, the viewer can observe dense clumps of material streaming toward Sgr A*.

Observations of a narrow, high-velocity jet launched from the innermost regions of a protostar/disk system reveal the presence of spinning clumps of material within the jet.

The echoes from Sgr A* were likely produced when large clumps of material, possibly from a disrupted star or planet, fell into the black hole.

I like the idea of people releasing smaller clumps of material, more often, but I don't necessarily have anything against somebody arranging ten or twelve songs in a specific order.

There were several pounds of data on military prisons in World War II, photocopied out-of-print books on millennium phenomena, microfilmed theses on orphanages in America, hefty rubber-banded clumps of material on firefighting, lung damage, bell-tower designs and the ordination process for priests.

On June 15th its digging arm turned up several dice-sized clumps of bright material.

But working with the material has proved challenging most methods for assembling carbon nanotubes require a binding agent that brings down the conductivity of the electrode, and lead to the formation of clumps of the material, reducing the surface area.

Only in end-stage G93A SOD1 mice the anti-aconitase antiserum also labelled clumps of amorphous material scattered in the cytoplasm of large neuronal cell bodies identifiable as motor neurons (Fig. 5H).

With prolonged storage for 1 2 weeks, even at 4°C, we noticed that all pellet samples appeared to transition from the small spherical particle shapes to the granular membranous patches, and these in turn appeared to aggregate further until only the larger clumps of refringent material were left, at the expense of the individual spherical shapes, which were eventually lost (not shown).

Red arrowheads point to clumps of AP+ material (puncta).