Sentence examples for into ribbon from inspiring English sources

After 1 min incubation at 100°C, some tubular spinae appeared to be ripped into ribbon (Fig. 3, D1 versus to B).

Ms. Biersdorfer's tip of the week is about a feature in Microsoft Office 2010 and 2007 for Windows called KeyTips, which lets you jump into ribbon menus with just a few keystrokes and shows you what to press.

The KeyTips feature, built into all the programs in the Office 2010 and Office 2007 suites, lets you jump into Ribbon menus with just a few keystrokes so you can leave the mouse on its pad.

Some barrier reefs are more or less circular, surrounding an island, but larger barrier reefs, such as those along the Red Sea coast and Australia's Great Barrier Reef, are complex linear features consisting of chains of reef patches, some of them elongated into ribbon reefs.

Some barrier reefs are more or less circular, surrounding an island, but larger barrier reefs, such as those along the Red Sea coast and the Great Barrier Reef of Australia, are complex linear features consisting of chains of reef patches, some of them elongated into ribbon reefs.

Although DHS is independent of silhouettes or landmark tracking, it is ineffective when the target walks toward the camera as the DHS degenerates into ribbon and no strong symmetry can be observed.

Symmetric diisocyanate structures facilitated self-assembly of hard segments into ribbon-like domains, driven by strong bidentate hydrogen bonding.

The ability of LipoGs to disperse SWCNTs has been demonstrated to depend on their tendency to self-assemble into ribbon-like supramolecular structures.

Wash well and shred into ribbons about 1cm wide.

Slicing carbon nanotubes into ribbons makes speedier transistors.

Cut into ribbons and place in a large bowl.