Sentence examples for increasing buoyant from inspiring English sources

When it is not completely contained within the sample, we describe quasi-steady combustion waves which change slowly in time due to the increasing buoyant flux as the combustion wave penetrates farther and farther into the sample.

A monotonic increase in the thickness of the graphene with increasing buoyant density was observed from AFM measurements (Fig. 3 f-g)) along with selective enrichment of 1–4 layered graphene sheets.

Mitotic cells were isolated by shake-off and released from the cell cycle block by transferring them into fresh culture medium containing 5-bromodeoxyuridine (10 µM BrdU), which is incorporated in the replicating DNA increasing its buoyant density.

Increased cell buoyant densities of protein overproducing E. coli cells.

HCT116 cells carrying ΔDS p2910) or p2908 were synchronized for 10 h with 2 mM nocodazole, isolated by mitotic shake off and transferred to a cell culture medium containing 5-bromodeoxyuridine (10 µM BrdU) to increase the buoyant density of replicated DNA for CsCl equilibrium gradient centrifugation.

The market for package holidays to familiar European destinations is still buoyant, but increasing numbers of people are looking further afield.

While the appropriate length scale for the plume at the vent may differ from the crater size, the results are not greatly affected by the choice of radius of the plume at the source as, for buoyant plumes, increasing the source radius can be compensated by decreasing the source velocity since the source mass flux has the dominant control on the plume height (Sparks et al. 1997).

Decreased energy, lethargy, often tired Decreased efficiency and concentration, indecisiveness Increased difficulty completing tasks Mood less buoyant Increased appetite and sweet craving Self-esteem not at its best.

Winter data collection, when groundwater is relatively warm and buoyant, increases the water surface expression of discharge zones in shallow systems.

Inequality is increasing, the private sector is buoyant because of the gentrification and affluence but it's having a terrible effect.

After enjoying more than two decades of almost uninterrupted price increases amid buoyant demand, the global diamond business is suffering along with many other luxury businesses.