Sentence examples for described bearing from inspiring English sources
In this paper, the design and synthesis of new non-symmetrical monocationic ChoK inhibitors is described, bearing a cationic head and an adenine moiety connected by linkers of different lengths.
Using this ratio enabled each subject's exposure to be more accurately described, bearing in mind the variability between internal and external conditions among workers and allowing us to normalize the individual differences observed in toluene metabolism.
The realization of the described bearing system is supported by suggestions for a non-self-acting start-up assistance at low rotation speeds as well as by suggestions for actuation, pre-stressing, sensor and measurement devices as well as system regulation.
This chapter describes bearing, gearing chain, and belt drives used in an automobile.
Into the 18th century, African slaves were described as bearing the mark of Cain, and other scriptural passages were used to support slavery.
One witness described tanks bearing down on a village in an attack in February: News came that the army was coming towards our village with dozens of tanks and heavy military vehicles.
The new United States Navy guided missile destroyer has been described as bearing resemblance to ironclads.
In 2008, an 1800-year-old Roman bust described as bearing a "striking" resemblance to Elvis was displayed ahead of an intended auction.
They had found evidence pointing to another suspect they described as bearing "a striking facial resemblance" to O'Loughlin — and who told police he was "99percentt sure" he committed the crime.
Even should a thug be described as bearing characteristics in complete contradiction to the word itself -- as in, the thug that is a law abiding, intelligent member of society -- the identification as "thug" will likely remain firmly entrenched within a child's mind.
Milo-Landesman et al. (2001) previously described mice bearing a transgene, RIP7-rtTA, expressing the reverse tetracycline trans-activator protein (rtTA) in β cells under the control of the rat insulin promoter (RIP).
