Sentence examples for crystallisation of information from inspiring English sources

Hence the misunderstandings by her critics: "some books are not read in the right way because they have skipped a stage of opinion, assumed a crystallisation of information in society which has not yet taken place".

Crystallisation of the copolymers is complicated.

In each movement you will hear a crystallisation of the particular character.

It is not just entertainment, it is a crystallisation of European culture.

While her latter albums often became bogged down in the aural equivalent of too much information (Moist, from the 2004 album Damita Jo, being a particular nadir), Any Time, Any Place – an ode to public sex – is the perfect crystallisation of igniting a mood and remembering to make a memorable song.

As crystallisation of plagioclase + orthopyroxene + magnetite results in a temperature increase of 3.2 °C per 1%crystallisation488, up to 30% crystallisation is required to explain the temperature range by the release of latent heat.

Kyle's "wolves, sheep and sheepdogs" speech in the new film is a fine crystallisation of this conservatism.

Crystallisation of lysozyme released from silica was achieved with use of the hanging drop vapour diffusion technique29.

In much of Cassatt's best work we are aware of the same crystallisation of tension, described by one male critic as a "flutter of nerves".

"This is a crystallisation of years of mismanagement," added Strange.

It's a crystallisation of our desire to work with the whole ecosystem both through our space, events and partners.