Sentence examples for compound called the from inspiring English sources
Believing "music can change the world", he returns as a determined activist, creates his own compound called the Kalakuta Republic, and is subject to arrest and persecution.
Around 6 15 a.m., attackers wearing suicide vests drove a car packed with explosives up to the main gate of the compound, called the Green Village.
This controlled burning of material comprises the transfer of electrons from one compound, called the donor, to another, called the acceptor.
In its simplest form it consists of two metal or metal oxide elements, called the anode and the cathode, immersed in a liquid or solid chemical compound called the electrolyte.
Click here to watch In 1970, the father of Afrobeat set up a semi-autonomous compound called the Kalakuta Republic, in Nigeria, housing not just his band but also essential skilled workers such as drivers, electricians, lawyers and even a PR man.
Two court rulings last month — including one from the state's highest judicial panel — criticized the Department of Family and Protective Services, concluding that the seizure order had been too broad, and that a threat to the safety of all the children in the group's compound, called the Yearning for Zion ranch, in Eldorado, could not be proved.
Stripping an organ leaves a natural scaffold of collagen and other compounds, called the extracellular matrix, which provides a framework for new cells and preserves the intricate internal architecture of the kidney as well as its basic shape.
They created more than 1600 versions of a promising group of compounds called the 1,4-Benzodiazepines, and identified those that locked onto antibodies from mice with lupus.
Small-molecule sunscreens which include compounds called the mycosporine-like amino acids (MAAs) and a related compound called gadusol are also found in corals, marine invertebrates and fish.
They smell essentially nothing except the epoxide compound called disparlure, the chemical sex attractant discharged by the female.
One possible explanation for such benefits is that a compound called allicin, the main biologically active component of garlic, blocks enzymes that play a role in bacterial and viral infections.
