Sentence examples for its own volume from inspiring English sources

Under suitable conditions (80 °C and 1 atmosphere), palladium absorbs more than 900 times its own volume of hydrogen; it expands and becomes harder, stronger, and less ductile in the process.

That led some companies to view Nasdaq as a more liquid market, and a more lucrative one, though it has also lost some of its own volume to younger electronic exchanges trying to beat Nasdaq at its own game.

Instead, it forms a cloud-like shape in early embryos with its own volume, shape, density and location, properties that affect where Bcd molecules are produced in the embryo and, thus, how the gradient is formed.

A sponge can filter up to a thousand times its own volume of water in a single day.

Tetrahymena, for example, can filter 3,000 to 30,000 times its own volume in one hour.

When the company can't cope with its own volume of outgoing calls, the recipients get a call with no one on the end of the line.

Inspired by Clark to write a follow-up to his own volume on the nude, Gill wrote Image of the Body (1989).

Although he is sometimes sniffy about journalism he titled his own volume of feuilletons "Writing Left-Handed"—Hare functions best as a dramatist when he assumes the role of reporter and allows his intellectual curiosity to override his literary immodesty.

This week the black Barnum will be turning up his own volume full blast when he arrives to beat the drum for Marco Antonio Barrera, the legendary Mexican and one of King's men, who fights Amir Khan in Manchester on Saturday.

Stavans kindly agreed to answer a few questions about the Restless Books reissuance of Don Quixote and his own volume on this great novel.

It is recommended that your wireless headphones are self-amplified; meaning, it has it's own volume adjuster so you don't have to rely on the TV for volume.