Sentence examples for forming a shell from inspiring English sources
Mercer reportedly committed $15 million to a joint venture with SCL, forming a shell company in December 2013 Cambridge Analytica with Bannon as vice president.
The solid products of pyrolysis accumulate on the droplet surface forming a shell, whose diameter increases as the liquid continues to evaporate from within the droplet.
Such systems are microengineered structures in that the sol forms as a thin coating on the outer surface of the support particles forming a shell, or rim, configuration at the individual particle's exterior.
The phosphate-mimic PMOEP block could be incorporated into the calcium phosphate (CaP) core to entrap pDNA, with the PEG block forming a shell to prevent uncontrolled growth of CaP precipitates and aggregates in physiological fluids.
In voltammetric measurements strong pH effects on capacitance and Faradaic current responses are observed due to chitosan forming a shell (or "hydrothermal wrapping") around both carbon nanoparticles and palladium particles in the water-based hydrothermal process.
More of the same, according to the pro-Brexit Vote Leave organisation, which got its two subversives through security – by simply forming a shell company for them to represent – to repeatedly shout "CBI: Voice of Brussels!" Cameron was unfazed, telling them: "Come on, guys.
As shown in Fig. 7A, most of the HER2 IgY-SWNT complexes were localized on the membrane of the SK-BR-3 cells forming a shell-like shape, with little detected inside the cells.
Based on this architectural context, we predict that proteins where the AMIN domain is fused to TPRs are likely to be similar outer-membrane transport proteins, with the TPRs forming a shell-like super-structure similar to the OEP or TolA-like α-helical domains.
In a unibody, the vehicle's body panels are joined together to form a shell structure.
The oviduct of the squid is terminally modified to form a shell gland.
First, MOp projections form an interior core in the thalamus, whereas MOs projections form a shell around them (Fig. 3A).
