Sentence examples for cultures down from inspiring English sources

Certainly, the mistreatment of women is one of the longest-running forms of human wickedness in our histories and cultures, down into the present.

In this context, miniaturization of BPVs provides highly attractive possibilities for high-throughput studies of small cell cultures, down to individual cells, in order to learn about differences in genetically identical organisms as well as to direct the evolution of efficient cell lines in bulk 15– 17 and in microfluidics.

After diluting the overnight cultures down 10 into MgSO4 (10 mM) in a 96 well microplate, we used a multichannel pipette to deliver 2 μL of culture on the surface of the LB agar with rifampicin.

And then you think of someone like Vidia Naipaulaul — "saying that there is no culture down here.

"If you fall in love with lachenalias and get the culture down, then you can become more daring," Mr. Canning said.

Even in the 1930's, the left was as interested in gritty, authentically demotic folk music as in slathering high culture down on the toiling masses.

Bart Schneider, the editor of Speakeasy, said that most magazines "are doing everything to shut culture down -- digest things, capsulize, as if all anyone can read about a subject is a paragraph".

No single event marked the shift from eating food to eating nutrients, though in retrospect a little-noticed political dust-up in Washington in 1977 seems to have helped propel American food culture down this dimly lighted path.

The Japan fascination with American culture, down to the finer points of vintage Levi's, is well noted, as is their penchant for black American contributions like jazz, blues and hip-hop.

"You can freeze that culture down and preserve it as a snapshot of what they want.

There is the traditionally southern political culture up north and the more northern-like political culture down south.