Laminated sheets of damp paper were laid over the uninked, cement-enhanced woodblock and passed through the press a number of times to deeply emboss the figural elements and to impart the cement's texture.
To assess whether insertion of an ID element has the potential to impart dendritic localization, we generated transgenic mice with constructs that enabled us to test a somatic mRNA for potential acquisition of dendritic transport competence by inserting ID elements or the entire coding region of BC1 RNA into the 3' UTR of the reporter mRNA.
Lyon is a clever bowler, one who does not spin the ball any more than does Moeen Ali, but who is able to impart that element of overspin, rather than sidespin, that produces the deceptive dip in flight that can draw a batsman forward seductively but can then bounce and turn.
The nitrogen atom should therefore be a very reactive species, combining with most other elements to form stable binary compounds, especially when the other element is sufficiently different in electronegativity to impart substantial polarity to the bonds.
He hopes to impart that discovery element.
In still other cases, brewers used barrels that had once contained something else, like bourbon, Scotch, Port or even pinot noir, hoping to impart to the beer trace elements of the past contents.
The objective of the first pitch is not to tell me everyting about the business, it's to impart to me the core elements that would excite me about the business within about 40 minutes.
A crucial element of this training is the obligation of senior scientists to impart to their students and trainees, through example and precept, "the rules of the [scientific] culture --especially those that assure integrity in researculture --especially
In addition, enzymes can be used as triggers to impart bioresponsive properties to materials containing specific elements susceptible to modification by these biocatalysts.
Molybdenum (Mo), chemical element, silver-gray refractory metal of Group 6 (VIb) of the periodic table, used to impart superior strength to steel and other alloys at high temperature.
