Sentence examples for in artificial form from inspiring English sources

For a man whose work was largely ignored during his lifetime, he's gone on to have a massive influence on the genre of sci-fi (and others) in film, novels, comics and TV shows—he even lives on in artificial form as a Philip K. Dick android.

By using this method, we succeeded in synthesizing a variety of 18F-labeled oligodeoxynucleotides with not only phosphodiesters (PO) in natural forms, but also phosphorothioate (PS) and bridged nucleic acid (BNA) in artificial forms, and then performed PET studies and radioactive metabolite analyses of these 18F-labeled oligodeoxynucleotides.

Since its development, the Likert scale has become popular and extensively applied in survey research – in marketing, sociology, psychology and other fields – allowing respondents to express both the direction and strength of their knowledge and opinions, albeit couched in an artificial form and non-intuitive recording structure.

In fact, this artificial form of orpiment is more stable than the natural product, which is very vulnerable to degradation when exposed to light [18].

A long-standing phobia about tigers – even in illustrated, pixellated or artificial form – placed my coat in front of my face at regular intervals.

Some of the pioneers of the English novel in the 18th century, notably Samuel Richardson, used the novel-in-letters to explore human psychology, but the highly artificial form was abandoned in the 19th century.

Park places her organically-inspired artificial forms in what looks like a home's living room, so that it seems like microscopic life has suddenly grown stupendously large, like Alice eating that wondrous "EAT ME" cake in Alice In Wonderland.

In artificial systems, pores will only form through membranes that have a transmembrane potential, and only when the alamethicin is applied from the net positive compartment [ 21, 25].

Delta toxin forms channels in artificial lipid bilayers, which are anion selective and larger than those induced by Staphylococcus alpha hemolysin and toxins from the aerolysin family characterized by a heptameric pore structure.

We previously reported that a peptide derived from the C terminus of Bax, CT20p, had similarities to antimicrobial peptides, forming pores in artificial lipid vesicles and releasing intravesicular contents.

On the contrary, they may coexist in a single (artificial) linguistic form or a single descriptive phrase.