Sentence examples for element except for from inspiring English sources
A byproduct of research into artificial gravity, the man-made gas is indistinguishable from the real element except for its buoyancy, found in tests to keep coasting birds aloft up to 35 times longer.
Each triangular element except for the junction had a 0.5 km2 area.
"It will react spontaneously with every other element except for helium, neon and argon". If you ever happen to lay eyes on pure, elemental fluorine, it looks fairly innocuous - a pale yellow gas - but in truth it is so dangerous that Sella's department at University College London does not even keep it in stock.
By analyzing the backscatter, the detector can identify minute traces of any element, except for hydrogen.
Oxygen is the most electronegative element except for fluorine, and forms compounds with almost all of the chemical elements, including some of the noble gases.
All the queried M. catarrhalis genomes had at least one incomplete prophage element except for the strains O35E, and 2041717D.
Applying ICP OES detection excellent recoveries were obtained for most elements except for Sb, Ag and Ga.
With increasing atomic number and decreasing atomic radii the interdiffusion coefficients of the investigated elements, except for Mn and Fe, decrease strongly.
A couple of days later, bizarrely, an altogether different Tom Watson performed no less doughtily on the House of Commons Culture, Media & Sport Committee, in a setting rather less exposed to the unpredictable elements except for stray comedians bearing plates of shaving foam.
Precision was expressed as relative standard deviation (RSD) and the found values were lower than 9% (Fe, n = 3) for all elements, except for Cd by ICP-MS, whose RSD value was 14%.
Glasses from Syrtlingur and Jólnir are noteworthy firstly for being nearly identical to each other in all major and trace elements (except for a slight tendency toward higher SiO2 and lower incompatible element concentrations at Jólnir; Figs 2, 3, 4), and secondly by being notably and ubiquitously less evolved, and more incompatible-element-depleted than Surtsey glasses (Figs 3,4).
