Sentence examples for glass changes in from inspiring English sources
Various circadian rhythms in behavior and physiology including phototaxis, chemotaxis, the cell division cycle, UV sensitivity, stickiness to glass (changes in properties of the cell surface), and starch content are observed in this alga.
The chest radiograph showed a typical picture of congestive heart failure with cardiomegaly and ground glass opacity changes in both lung fields.
Engineers know that residual stresses left over after bending or heating glass change its properties in surprising ways Prince Rupert's drops (shown) can withstand a hammer blow to the head but shatter when snipped at the tail but they know little about how such stresses form or how they work.
The distortions in the glass change very rapidly, for example, which might produce light that could be confused with Hawking radiation.
Most adenocarcinoma lesions without BAC features are solid lesions; however, ground-glass changes are commonly seen in adenocarcinoma lesions with BAC features.
were exposed to the gold nanoisland glass substrate and changes in the absorption spectra were measured.
You can zoom in on the graph itself with the magnifying glass see the changes in more detail.
Some people, says Mr. Rubinstein, inquired about how the program might be used in conjunction with Google's glasses to see changes in a person's face while gambling.
The perturbation of the electronic system is transferred to the atomic network, leading to structural transformations such as the nucleation of metal particles in glasses and to changes in the particle size, shape or spatial distribution in nanocomposites.
Another reported event regarding glass ionomers relates to changes in the composition of glass-ionomer sealants over time, observed in vivo and identified when using SEM, as 'enamel-like structures' [ 7].
When earlier Iron Age LMLK glass from Gordion and Assyrian Nimrud was compared with Hellenistic LMLK glass from sites in Greece and again from Gordion, differences that clearly indicated changes in glass chemistry through the course of the first millennium BCE were identified [45].
