Sentence examples for instance of gold from inspiring English sources

Individual organisms are not instances of species, as my wedding ring is an instance of gold.

For example, according to the Scholastic theory, a lump of gold is an instance of gold because its matter possesses the substantial form of gold which causes all of the properties of gold, e.g., malleability, yellowish color, heaviness, etc.

Still, the lenders do have some risk: for instance, the price of gold, which recently surged past $1,000 a troy ounce, could fall more sharply than some lenders are prepared for.

For instance, the shape of gold NPs has a huge effect on their interactions with cell layers; in particular, spherical gold NPs has higher association in cell as compared to rod-shaped gold NPs [60].

For instance, dense networks of gold droplets can be realized by dewetting a thin layer of gold deposited on the surface of a substrate [15], but the density is not as high as with top-down techniques, and the size of the catalyst particles is hardly controlled.

In addition, several tasks in biocuration can only be performed manually: for instance, the creation of gold standard data sets, and the development of new tools and data models to handle new data types.

An early instance of the use of gold for depicting light emanating from God is in a representation of Christ-Helios (Christ as the Sun God) in a 3rd-century mausoleum under St. Peter's at Rome.

For instance, the flute made of gold is often described as having a fuller, richer, and more liquid timbre, while the silver flute is more delicate and shrill in the loud and high tones [25].

Alignment procedures usually consist of cross-correlation routines between subsequent images in the tilt series either across the whole image or between manually indicated regions of the image (for instance, a low concentration of gold nanoparticles are sometimes added to samples before imaging to serve as fiducial markers).

Effective contrast agents for OCT enhance light scattering, for instance through the use of gold- [8,9] or titanium dioxide nanoparticles [10].

For instance, if different sizes of gold particle were used to label two antigens, evidence for colocalization could be shown if the labelling distributions between compartments, or within a compartment, was the same with both sizes of particle.