Sentence examples for condensed substances from inspiring English sources

Overall, DOM became depleted of plant-derived constituents and was enriched by more decomposed, condensed substances in Ftill-W, as compared to W-W or Pg/O-W soils.

Some of the inclusions were well circumscribed while others resembled condensed Nissl substance (Fig.  1(b) and inset).

The physical burden and especially the inhalative exposure to carcinogenic substances condensed in the carcinogenic agent index play a much more important role.

It was, however, possible, in the lack of the letters themselves, to use for these years the "Digest and Précis" of Admiralty Correspondence, which gives in condensed form the substance of each letter sent out or received.

These substances were condensed and agglomerated into large flakes (LF) which were redistributed on the particle surface resulting in a very clear view of the lump pits and twisted short cells.

This vapour condensed to a black crystalline substance, which he called "substance X".

The substance inside the cytoplasm was fairly condensed.

You make peach Jell-O and add a little green food-coloring and condensed milk, and it mixes into this sickly fleshlike substance.

Thrun's expertise should help ensure that Udacity's program has solid educational substance, and Udacity's nanodegree program (like a condensed, self-directed diploma) in general gets high praise from the likes of Google, which is a partner for some programs.

The high temperature of the forming Jupiter apparently prevented volatile substances from condensing at the distances of the innermost moons.

A compromise between the extremes of direct capture and outgassing proposes that Earth's inventory of volatiles was delivered to the planet late in its accretionary history possibly after differentiation was nearly complete by impact of a "last-minute" crop of solid bodies that were very strongly enriched in volatile materials (these were the last substances to condense as the solar nebula cooled).