Sentence examples for forming thread from inspiring English sources

Prehistoric man may have happened upon a method of forming thread from twisted grass or hair.

Moreover, the developments of spherulitic morphology for iPP/POSS composites showed that the major dispersed POSS molecules became nanocrystals first and then aggregated together forming thread- or network-like morphologies, respectively, depending on POSS content, which was observed.

To use this setup, GPU program is broken down into threads which execute on SPs and these threads are grouped together to form thread blocks which run on a multiprocessor.

The process concludes with disengagement of the mussel foot from the newly formed thread and plaque, after which the entire process is repeated numerous times to generate a full complement of byssal threads.

The glass itself forms threads, fibres, and thin partitions between the vesicles.

Both 1K and 2K PTMO-based polyureas showed a microphase separated morphology, where the HS formed thread-like, crystalline structures that were dispersed in the continuous SS matrix.

These anthocyanin-containing vesicle-like bodies were subsequently ruptured to form threads in the vacuole.

Actinomycetes are a broad group of bacteria that form thread-like filaments in the soil.

Exchanging FBS for HWF drastically changed the growth of HN-7 cells; within the Matrigel matrix, these formed thread-like protrusions of cells contacting nearby colonies.

The cells on DECBM grew by aggregating around DECBM particles and formed thread-like collagen structures (data not shown), which resulted in a multilayered cell culture, unlike HGCS and control groups.

The capacity of a fluid to form threads when stretched, an expression of elasticity, was assessed in the Filancemeter (SEFAM, France) prior to exposure to airflow in the SCM.