Sentence examples for create and break from inspiring English sources

This proposes a lot of new hypotheses that can be tested". Gallahan was particularly struck by the involvement of genes that create and break down lipid molecules.

Grubbs's prizewinning research centred on metathesis, a reaction in which catalysts create and break double carbon bonds of organic molecules in a way that causes different groups of atoms in the molecules to change places with one another.

Chauvin's work centred on metathesis, in which catalysts create and break double carbon bonds of organic molecules in a way that causes different groups of atoms in the molecules to change places with one another.

There, the binding energy of the 1s electron (1.022 MeV) attains twice the value of the electron mass (which is equivalent to 0.511 MeV) so that a pair comprising an anti-electron (positron) and electron can be spontaneously created and break the atomic system14.

Links between nodes are created and broken, as the nodes move within the network.

A new field came under scrutiny in the mid-1970s, Washingtonngtriedried to clamp down on publications in cryptography — the creating and breaking of coded messages.

Instead of using the clumsy Rotoscope process by which the original images are painted over, a storyboard was created and broken down into 2,300 illustrations.

Burri's paintings are concerned with carapace, with creating and breaking the surfaces of a plane, so they inevitably seem related to their counterparts in the world.

As a computer science student at the University of Illinois, he immersed himself in the mathematics of creating and breaking codes, not only making it the focus of his studies but also, he says, turning his pursuit into a "huge hobby" that consumed countless days and nights at the supercomputer center on the Urbana-Champaign campus.

Routing in ad hoc networks is challenging as nodes are mobile and links are continuously created and broken.

Wireless linksa between nodes are created and broken as the nodes move within one another's transmission ranges.