Sentence examples for compact themselves from inspiring English sources

To the contrary – the complementary strains of efficient ribozymes have a high chance of being compact themselves too - but this is not a strictly constrained relation either [ 16].

Previous studies also demonstrated that the viscosity of solution was increased by dispersion of SWNTs Higher viscosity resulted in slower ice crystal formation that allows neighboring crystals to exert a compressive force on each other and can compact themselves into a more circular arrangement.

I think that everybody made a compact with themselves and their neighbours saying that anything was acceptable, except violence and being violent to one another.

The true law of nature is self-preservation, he argues, which can be achieved only if the citizens make a compact among themselves to transfer their individual power to the "leviathan" (ruler), who alone can preserve them in security.

There, as you move up through the building from the main galleries to the storage rooms — essentially compact galleries themselves, open by appointment — the closeness you feel with the art builds, and the rest of the world falls away.

That's like taking better care of your CD cases than the compact discs themselves.

The UK decided not to take part in a new treaty, leading the other nations to agree a "fiscal compact" between themselves.

Ultimately 23 men signed what is known as the Portsmouth Compact, forming themselves into a "Bodie Politick" and electing Coddington as their governor, but giving him the Biblical title of "judge".

The bills allow states to form "compacts" among themselves by which insurance policies issued in one could be sold in the others.

These observations agree perfectly with predictions that two orbiting neutron stars--themselves compact remains of exploded giant stars--release a brief burst of gamma rays as they slowly spiral toward each other and coalesce into a black hole.

"It is people making themselves compact," she said.