Sentence examples for crystallizing of from inspiring English sources

As they swim together, bobbing only yards apart, the moment holds its breath, floating between the crystallizing of love and a possible crime scene.

It seems extraordinary today that so few among the cabal of Indian leaders whom Mountbatten consulted anticipated that the drawing of borders and the crystallizing of national identities along religious lines would plunge millions into bewilderment, panic, and murderous rage.

Still to appear were "A Thin Ghost and Others" (1919) — note the adjective — and "A Warning to the Curious" (1925), whose title, designed to fend off but destined to lure onward, is as clear a crystallizing of James's intent as you will find.

Evidently, more high molecular weight n-alkanes initiate the crystallizing of the more low molecular homologs causing their deposition from crude oil in a greater degree.

Moreover, in some experiments, as it can be seen also in Figure 4a, already at room temperature some weak peaks (around 23, 27, 33 and 34.5° 2 theta) are visible, which may stem from partial crystallizing of the Cd-xanthate in the precursor layer.

To date, three different types of microvesicles seem to crystallize out of a plethora of names (Table 1): ectosomes, exosomes and apoptotic blebs.

Whereas most minerals crystallizing out of the magma ocean would sink, graphite would have floated to the top.

For his Critic's Notebook this week, David Denby sets himself the formidable yet joyful task of crystallizing one of the cinema's immortal masterworks in a mere hundred and sixty words.

— Richard Brody For his Critic's Notebook this week, David Denby sets himself the formidable yet joyful task of crystallizing one of the cinema's immortal masterworks in a mere hundred and sixty words.

Up-front loss taking and formal timetable for disposal of bad bank assets crystallizes sum-of-the parts (core and bad bank) valuation.

As creatine is less soluble than phosphocreatine, the creatine crystallizes out of solution during dehydration of the tissue sections.