Sentence examples for impart fully from inspiring English sources

But the evening belonged to Ms. Goerke, who managed to impart fully realized characterizations of Senta, Elisabeth and Elsa with her soaring voice, gestures and facial expressions.

We might describe it this way: whereas learning the rules \(R\) is sufficient to impart a full grasp of \(\dq{\exists}\), one could learn the rules \(R'\) without fully understanding what is meant by \(\dq{W}\).

The 2nd component (Progressive-Irreversible) of our model consisted of a simple integrator that imparted a cumulative and fully irreversible BP response to increased salt intake.

It is important to note that obtained subsets impart initial guidelines to identify fully functional and problematic attributes under each defined categories.

Natural selection chooses between alternatives that are not fully predetermined, thereby imparting information to surviving organisms' descendants on how to cope with their environment.

At pH < 4, the Dhs and zeta potentials of both micelle solutions showed sharp decrease, indicating that the PDEA segments were fully protonated with imparting a hydrophilic characteristic and the extremely strong electrostatic repulsion between polymer chains, which might cause the decrease of the aggregation number of the polymers or even slight dissociation of the micelle structures [29].

A 16 h drug exposure time was employed for the cytotoxicity assays, followed by a 6-day 'recovery' period designed to allow any cytotoxic effects imparted by the drugs to be fully realised in the TSP and TSQ.

Furthermore, the exogenous addition of soluble factors was not able to fully recapitulate this phenotype that was imparted by shear stress exposure.

Our experienced staff writers are fully embracing the new ways, while imparting their hardened knowledge to those who grew up living and breathing the all-encompassing content creation process.

If Merlot grapes are picked when Carménère is fully ripe, they will be overripe and impart a "jammy" character.

Taken together, the immune-related factors in milk exosomes could impart some pathogen resistance to the newborns lacking a fully developed immune system [ 29].