Sentence examples for did not crystallize from inspiring English sources

Despite numerous attempts, the QacR(E57Q −Be and QacR(E57Q/E58Q)−drug complexes did not crystallize or data-quality crystals could not be obtained.

The crystallizability of the PCL block depended strongly on Tg,PS; the PCL block did not crystallize when Tg,PS was higher than the crystallization temperature Tc, while it crystallized partially when Tg,PS was lower than Tc.

In contrast, LMS was replaced with the crystallized lamellar morphology and χPPL showed a sigmoidal time evolution in PPL-b-PE with a higher amount of ethyl branches, where the PE block did not crystallize (i.e., χPE = 0) prior to the crystallization of PPL blocks.

But Mr. Zegas said that Justice Verniero's general response -- that the evidence of racial profiling did not "crystallize in my mind" until 1998 -- was credible.

Mr. Verniero is scheduled to testify this week, but he has previously stated that the problem did not crystallize in his mind until after troopers wounded three minority men on the New Jersey Turnpike in April 1998.

The reality did not crystallize until his players saw Kendrick-Holmes wacross acampuscampus in his uniform as he headed to training sessions for his tour, which is expected to last a year.

Each outfit showed the talent of the designer to build intricate ensembles with beautiful detail work but, as a whole, the show just didn't crystallize as a collection with a fully formed premise.

I later worked closely with two other commercial directors who had excellent ideas for documentaries or features — in one case, we shot a great deal of material for projects that didn't crystallize; in another, the filmmaker had written a marvellous script that could have been filmed on a low budget but without the range of amenities to which he was accustomed, and he didn't do it.

But the idea for Infervision didn't crystallize until Kuan gave a lecture on his computer vision and deep learning interests in China two years ago.

The show first aired as an outlet for hip-hop and reggae dancing in 1992, though flexing didn't crystallize as a form in its own right until the late 90s, and it didn't get a name until the mid-2000s.

The idea of providing treatment — and not just punishment — for veterans in trouble didn't crystallize until 2008 in Buffalo, where a local judge, Robert Russell, found veterans swamping his drug court.