Sentence examples for energy collapse from inspiring English sources
Subsequent PAR formation accelerates repair processes [ 47- 49], but if PAR is produced in excess due to cytotoxic drug concentrations it also promotes energy collapse, free cytosolic Ca2+ overload and the toxic translocation of apoptosis inducing factor (AIF) from mitochondria to the nucleus, leading finally to cell death [ 19- 21, 50].
The nature of the secondary rise in calcium during DCD is either due to a reduction in the capacity of the calcium efflux mechanisms or a latent activation of plasma membrane ion channels or a combination of both that lead to an energy collapse of the neuron.
It was a smart bet made smarter when Jones sold many of his reserves just before the price of energy collapsed in 1986.
In the 2011 play "The Motherfucker with the Hat," his ex-jailbird character was so hopped up on what turned out to be false hope that once he learned the truth of love his tremendous physical energy collapsed, and those watching collapsed with him.
The homogenization and energy collapsing of anisotropic cross sections over radial geometries is pointed responsible for it.
"The title and tone of the song gave me these notions of a spiritual dimension or zone in a deep recess of space where energy collapses and reforms infinitely," the CGI artist explained.
Atoms, however, do not gradually lose energy and collapse.
"I keep waiting for her energy to collapse and it just never does".
The trigger for the original energy price collapse which started last summer was a realisation that new oil production, particularly from new US shale wells and Iraq, was expanding much faster than expected.
With low rank HLOS and high Rice factor, a significant portion of energy will collapse into fewer eigenmodes of H, and thus, the capacity will be reduced.
Taleyarkhan is the chief proponent of the controversial notion of sonofusion, which suggests that sound energy can collapse bubbles in a way that yields more energy than was initially put in (ScienceNOW, 4 March 2002).
