Sentence examples for condensed material from inspiring English sources

Among the giant cells, a typical body, which seemed to be a nucleolus, was found as condensed material in the center area surrounded with a suggested nuclear membrane (Fig. 3D; indicated with an arrow).

Although these external metabolites do not change the feasible network behaviors (and could in principle be removed from the BSR), it is one advantage of our algorithm that these condensed material balances are automatically calculated and still visible in the reduced model.

Recover of Ga suboxides is done by condensation at a lower temperature (nearly 700 800 °C) and dissolving the condensed material using an acidic solution.

The condensed material, which may be composed of several hundred layers, is then dehydrated at approximately 1,200° C (2,200° F) and sintered at 1,500° 1,700° C (2,700° 3,100° F).

Messenger's mission was extended in 2012, and in that same year it confirmed that the condensed material in permanently shadowed craters near the north pole was water ice covered by a layer of dark organic compounds.

Also, ongoing improvement in the power and sensitivity of ground-based radar resulted in intriguing maps of the hemisphere unseen by Mariner 10 and, in particular, the discovery of condensed material, probably water ice, in permanently shadowed craters near the poles.

As for directed assembly, we will record, catalogue and disseminate the methods and future directions that can enable the controlled disassembly of suitably designed condensed materials for the range of building blocks considered above.

When the explosion of condensed materials occurs in square or circular cross-section tunnel, the subsequent blast wave reveals two patterns: three-dimensional close to the explosive charge and one-dimensional far from the explosion.

Its forerunners in the United States were the Literary Digest (1890 1938), started by two former Lutheran ministers, Isaac K. Funk and Adam W. Wagnalls; the Review of Reviews (1890 1937), founded by Albert Shaw to condense material about world affairs; and Frank Munsey's Scrap Book (1906 12), "a granary for the gleanings of literature".

In the 7 days CFA and IS groups, increased immunoreactivity was seen as a condensed, homogeneous material close to the cell membrane (i, arrow heads).

Instead, it is illustrated that the movement of condensed phase material plays the critical role in heat transfer and should be accounted for in future models.