Sentence examples for defects that make from inspiring English sources
Perhaps, he suggests, nanodiamonds specially made with defects that make them change colour could be attached to single neurons, or sprayed into the whole brain.
We give my favorite hobbyhorse — i.e., the structural defects that make American government so weirdly unresponsive and American politicians as a class so despised — a pretty good workout.
As DRM creeps into products that we literally entrust with our lives, we absolutely cannot afford to have structural impediments to the speedy disclosure of information about defects that make those products unfit for use.
But many homes are designed in such a way that they cannot accommodate mounted stair gates, or the steps are made with defects that make them uneven, making falls – among children as well as adults – far more likely.
The feat could eventually help children born with genetic defects that make their skeleton grow too slow or too fast.
A novel design methodology combining phase field crystal method and atomistic simulations is proposed to solve the inverse problem of finding the optimized distribution and type of topological defects that make a graphene sheet conform to a targeted arbitrary three dimensional (3D) surface.
For a year, producers monitored almost 13m birds - 10.5m to ACP standards, 2.4m to the RSPCA's - for mortality, hock burn, footpad burn, death in transit, disease and defects that made them unfit for human consumption.
The tests never unmasked a man posing as a woman, but they did turn up several athletes who were born with genetic defects that made them appear — according to lab results, at least — to be men.
Zak, who died in March, a month after his 30th birthday, was the son of a Vietnam vet who had been exposed to Agent Orange; he was born with chromosomal damage and severe birth defects that made living an extraordinary struggle and, indeed, he was not even supposed to see his first birthday.
"Can anyone tell me a defect that makes a cheese taste sweet?" Almena-Aliste asked.
He had a speech defect that made his pronouncements painful for him and his audiences alike.
