Sentence examples for core comprises from inspiring English sources

"Your core comprises any number of qualities," he said.

The core comprises a network of the cross-linked polyanions, which is surrounded by the shell of hydrophilic PEO chains.

That is, some spheres have bubble-like carbon surface (consists of many bubble in the carbon surface), and Fe-rich core comprises the agglomeration of iron oxide nanoparticles.

All three components are likely present, parallel to the slip surface, along the Nojima branch fault (Mizoguchi et al. 2008); the fault core comprises fault gouge zone and fault breccia, the damage zone consists of fractured granite, and the protolith is undeformed granite.

For this reason they suggest that the mesoscopic organization of networks may have a core-periphery structure, where the periphery consists of small well-defined communities and the core comprises larger modules, which are more densely connected to each other and therefore harder to detect.

The octamer core comprises two copies each of histone proteins H2A, H2B, H3, and H4.

Although Edinburgh absorbed surrounding villages and the Firth of Forth ports between 1856 and 1920, its aesthetic and political heart still lies in its small historic core, comprising the Old Town and the New Town.

It brings together traditional qualifications like GCSEs and A-levels with the Bacc "core," comprised of a range of modules encompassing team activities and community participation.

It brings together traditional qualifications like GCSEs and A-levels with the Bacc "core," comprised of a range of modules including team enterprise activities, community participation and Wales' place in Europe and the world.

In this paper, we present an ultra-high-resolution paleomagnetic record of the upper Olduvai polarity transition from a sediment core comprising a homogeneous siltstone whose sedimentation rate exceeded 70cm/kyrr.

It possesses a multiscale structure with an inner core comprising the full strain of the metadislocation, and an outer core which is not strained but has a cluster structure modified with respect to the bulk.