Sentence examples for enlarging until from inspiring English sources

After the minimum, the size of multiple water drops either reached a steady-state value or continued enlarging until phase inversion occurred.

Prokaryotes reproduce principally by binary fission, in which the mother cell enlarges until it divides into two identical daughter cells, with cytokinesis representing the physical division into the two daughter cells.

Factoid: Cancers start as tiny nests of malignant cells that do not enlarge until they recruit new vessels to deliver oxygen and nutrients; then a cancer can expand 16,000 times in only two weeks.

The initial structure was gradually enlarged until it became a gigantic eight-terraced mass of masonry; then the steps were filled in with a packing of stone to form a continuous slope.

Like Karr, Harrison inveighs against the dangers of drink: in the back room of a mythical "school / for young writers" are stored the pickled organs of Faulkner and Hemingway, useless warnings since "still some of us hurl ourselves against / the invisible door as if our stories and alcohol / were Siamese twins ineluctably joined at the head, / our hearts enlarged until they can barely beat".

Inspired by photographs of clouds that Arsham took with his iPhone and enlarged until they became arrangements of multicolored pixels, the pieces in the exhibition will be 10 to 15 feet across, requiring a total of 21,000 balls, each of which will be hand-dipped in paints that Arsham mixes himself to mimic the shades in the photographs.

The canals were enlarged until a size 25 PRI reached the working length.

In these techniques, the neighborhood is gradually enlarged until some uncorrupted pixels are found and then the median filtering is performed only to those pixels.

Using these techniques, tiny specimens can be enlarged until micrometer-scale features can be seen with the naked eye, and even the most fragile fossils can be safely handled by non-specialists.

In the latter case, the analysis usually starts with a very small geographic area which is step by step enlarged until the marginal increase of patients that patronize the respective hospital is below a certain threshold or a sufficiently large share of the patients treated by the hospital are covered.

The first edition was in 1724, subsequently revised and enlarged until the last and 8th edition in 1768 by which time he had adopted Linnaean binomials.