Sentence examples for form a solid core from inspiring English sources
Samuel Dalembert and Andre Iguodala form a solid core around the ever-dangerous Iverson, but Maurice Cheeks, the new coach and a former Sixers great, will not be immune to the Philly boo birds.
These blobs of gas would collapse over time directly into giant planets without having to form a solid core first.
According to Boss (1998b), gravitational instability proceeds very quickly, with an unstable disk breaking up into giant gaseous protoplanets, dust grains inside these protoplanets would then settle down to form a solid core within the initial contraction time which lasts about 105 years.
AFAP1L1, vinculin, paxillin, and Tks5 displayed a ringed structure, whereas cortactin, Arp2/3, and F-actin seemed to form a solid core within it.
The reason that this is consistent with the deposited model (3j6j.PDB) is simply that the subunits are helically arranged and do not pack to form a solid core.
During normal development, the ventricular surface of the subiculum comes into contact with the ventricular surface of the parahippocampal gyrus between 17 20 weeks of gestation [ 65], and these apposed surfaces fuse by the end of gestation [ 66] to form, in the mature brain, a solid core of white matter between the subiculum, entorhinal, and transentorhinal areas.
A solid core was automatically formed by a discharge in the middle of the compact which is surrounded by a porous layer, which increased the porous compact's compressive yield strength from 52 to 125 MPa.
Those HDS were formed within a week and were made of a solid core that over time got slightly hollow after reorganization of the cells.
All the investigations conclude that a solid core inside the protoplanets can form by sedimentation of dust grains in a reasonable short period of time.
Current models for Jupiter's origin suggest instead that a solid core of about 10 Earth masses formed first as a result of the accretion of icy planetesimals.
To build a better back, most experts agree, you need a solid core.
