Sentence examples for into a bead from inspiring English sources
The crushed powder of the rock is compressed into a disk or fused into a bead and loaded into the spectrometer, which analyzes it automatically under computer control.
The smiths must have had to repeatedly heat and beat the metal into a thin sheet before rolling it into a bead — much harder than drilling a hole straight through.
A prior study has shown that a 15:1 ratio of Fe/solid C source fused the graphitized iron into a bead.
The idea dates back to the 70s with pioneering work by Levitt and Warshel (Levitt and Warshel, 1975; Levitt, 1976) where backbone nitrogen, carbon and hydrogen atoms are grouped into a bead in studies of protein folding.
In general, ratios of Fe/C of 2 1 to 3 1 produced an abundance of fluffy graphite, larger ratios tended to permeate the Fe with carbon to form iron carbide instead of graphite, and extreme ratios (Fe/C of 15:1) fused the graphitized iron into a bead.
Biopsies were dissected with a clean scalpel into smaller sections and placed into a bead homogeniser tube (2 ml CK14 type, Precellys, UK) with 1 ml of lysis buffer (Buffer RLT with β-mercaptoethanol (Qiagen, UK) and lysed with 2 cycles [6200 rpm for 23 seconds] in a bead homogeniser (Precellys 24, Precellys UK), holding on ice for 2 minutes between cycles.
The crystallization initially begins with string-like (fibril-like) PDLA lamellae, followed with PDLA aggregating on sc-PLA crystal into a bead-on-string crystal, then growing to thicker irregularly-shaped dough-like lamellae.
The model was validated by matching the predicted penetration of a bead into the hydrogel from the model with experimental observations and provides insight into nutrient transport.
Slide a bead into the center of the circle if desired.
Stick the straight part into the top of a bead, making sure it stays.
Alternatively, the sample powder (~10 - 20 mg) could be placed in a spectroscopy-grade graphite crucible (~5 mm inner diameter, ~4 mm depth) and briefly melted into a glass bead.
