Sentence examples for lead to a melting from inspiring English sources
According to the Islamic Sufis conscience allows Allah to guide people to the marifa, the peace or "light upon light" experienced where a Muslim's prayers lead to a melting away of the self in the inner knowledge of God; this foreshadowing the eternal Paradise depicted in the Qur'ān.
Even if the blocking activity does not lead to a melt event, the temperatures nevertheless show a warming tendency during those days.
Compared with the N-strand, the competitive strength of D-strand rebinding to the T-strand should therefore become much reduced, which would lead to a shorter melting length of the N-strand.
10) Off Duty Tinted Moisturizer Too much foundation mixed with high temperatures can lead to a complete melt down (literally).
Therefore, the less and small PVA crystals are easily melt and it leads to a lower melting temperature and smaller melting peak of the crosslinked PVA (Rachipudi et al. 2011).
Not surprisingly, branching and unsaturation of the carboxylates lead to a decrease in the melting points and the presence of two types of mesophases: hexagonal columnar and lamellar columnar.
The projected rise in temperature is expected to lead to a further increase in glacier melting, with an increase in flows in the shorter term, but a gradual decrease thereafter as glacial area and volume diminish (Eriksson et al. [2009]; Kundzewicz et al. [2007]).
These mechanical and thermal effects lead to heating, melting and sintering of materials.
The addition of the four types of nanoparticles lead to a reduction of onset temperatures and melting points.
The discrimination between the wild type and targeted alleles is based on a PCR design that leads to a different melting temperature for each product.
Addition of NC(12-55), a peptide corresponding to the zinc finger domain of NC, to this doubly-labelled cTAR, led to a peptide melting of the correspondingich increases toe disthece between the two labels and thus, restores the rhodamine 6G fluorescence.
