Sentence examples for forming whole from inspiring English sources

But then he won the World Cup, earned the right to be lovably surly if he chose, and began to relax almost to the point of forming whole sentences in front of the camera.

His shortfalls: all these notorious outdoor markets, and the huge numbers of immigrants staying here without registration, forming whole ethnic neighborhoods, and, of course, his wife's wealth, gotten from God knows where, or through the abuse of her husband's position".

The cells of G. oxydans were immobilized within a disposable polyelectrolyte complex gel membrane consisting of sodium alginate, cellulose sulphate and poly methylene-co-guanidine) attached onto a miniaturized Clark oxygen electrode, forming whole cell ampoly methylene-co-guanidine

Thinking consists for Humboldt "in segmenting its own process, thereby forming whole units out of certain portions of its activity, and in setting these formations separately in opposition to one another, collectively, however, as objects, in opposition to the thinking subject".

It is remarkable that mammalian somatic cell nuclei can form whole individuals if they are transferred to enucleated oocytes.

Firstly, partially visible branch segments within the tree canopies were connected using morphological features of the segments to form whole branches.

In the fabrication, the coils are built in sections and then assembled together to form whole coils inside the vacuum vessel.

A similar pattern was observed at 0.5 g PUF flask−1 when groups of several particles formed whole units when the inoculum size was higher than 1.0 ml.

The repeat copy numbers were then rounded down to form whole numbers.

In contrast, EpiSCs exhibit XCI [ 83] or primed pluripotency and represent post-implantation epiblasts where XCI begins and the capacity to form whole organisms is lost.

It is now understood that traditionally defined singling pathways are not functioning in isolation but rather form whole signaling networks involving crosstalk between individual pathways.