Sentence examples for disc a process from inspiring English sources
There, a clerk can burn the desired program onto a disc, a process that takes about three minutes.
The software that copies a song from a compact disc (a process called ripping) and then encodes it as an MP3 file -- programs like MusicMatch Jukebox or SoundJam MP -- usually let you adjust the bit rate.
Once you finish recording your shows, you may need to finalize the disc — a process that adds things like an on-screen menu and prepares it to be played on other machines.
Finally, and on a separate tack, our construction of a double null mutation for caps and trn allows us to show unambiguously that neither are essential for the normal formation of the dorsal-ventral boundary of the wing imaginal disc, a process that overexpressed Caps and Trn can disrupt [11].
Degeneration of the intervertebral discs, a process characterized by a cascade of cellular, biochemical, structural and functional changes, is strongly implicated as a cause of low back pain.
In Drosophila, while imaginal discs can retain their primary fate during extended periods of in vivo culture, a few examples were observed in which the cells would adjust to another disc fate, a process termed transdetermination [32].
Rotary disc atomization is a process in which a liquid jet continuously impinges on a rotating disc, which then spreads over its surface to form a film.
For example, consider boundary formation in the Drosophila wing imaginal disc, a well-characterized developmental process involving both Notch ligands and Fringe (Micchelli et al., 1997; Panin et al., 1997; de Celis and Bray, 1997; Irvine, 1999; Troost and Klein, 2012).
This novel 'sample-to-answer', nucleic acid extraction independent assay uses a unique disc to process, amplify, and detect viral targets in up to 8 specimens at a time.
MCs appear to be a stage of the disc degeneration process [ 4- 7].
Understanding the nature of the biological processes which allow disc cells to sense and respond to mechanical stimuli (a process termed 'mechanotransduction') is important to ascertain whether these signalling pathways differ with disease.
