Sentence examples for involving assembled from inspiring English sources

Our understanding of the links between biodiversity and ecosystem function has been predominantly shaped by experiments involving assembled communities where species are present at the same relative density; thus, diversity is often defined solely in terms of species richness [3] [5].

The general assembly of both the turn-on and turn-off chemosensor structures involves assembling different organic receptor ligands onto the conjugated polymer backbones.

Talks are under way in Mexico over a deal that could involve assembling cars locally.

So as Madeleine started to play a game that involved assembling sandwiches, Adrienne started to fidget.

The Celera approach with which the fly was sequenced involves assembling the genome from millions of small fragments in a single giant computation.

Formally this looks to be much like the act of market research: the act of research involves assembling a database and sorting it.

Other spacewalks will involve assembling the nine large pieces of Dextre and inspecting a damaged rotary joint that is supposed to turn half of the station's immense solar panels to face the sun.

Taylor Swift's attempts to shed her wholesome image involved assembling a girl gang of glamorous celebrities to have a scrap to the soundtrack of a song rumoured to be a dig at Katy Perry.

Childs, a meticulously beautiful dancer, enacted a grave but nonsensical ritual that involved assembling a hat out of hair curlers and a colander, and making a weeping assault on a blue plastic bag.

This involves assembling ingredients, often from different countries, processing them in a chemical plant into a batch of drug substance, then turning that substance into pills, liquids or creams in another factory, which might be in yet another country.

Ross Walker, chief UK economist at Royal Bank of Scotland, says it is also important to remember that because of the international nature of modern supply chains, much of what counts as "manufacturing" these days often involves assembling components sourced from around the world, meaning that as exports rise, so do imports of parts and raw materials.