Sentence examples for liberated available from inspiring English sources

But, in part because of the collapse, the city also felt open, liberated, available.

Now, experts are searching for ways that this trapped sediment can be liberated and made available again to the rivers and estuaries to mitigate the loss of wetlands.

With 2.5 mg g-1 enzyme loading, the former mixture led to a hydrolysis yield of 37 ± 1%, the latter liberated 40±3%3% of available glucose after 48 hours.

Meanwhile, a handful of fast-growing start-ups are racing to sell the contents of books in an entirely new way, through huge digital archives of thousands of books and periodicals available online, liberated from the confines of their covers.

The killing of an animal is the means by which its consecrated life is "liberated" and thus made available to the deity, and the destruction of a food offering in an altar's fire is the means by which the deity receives the offering.

Sturdy drills and cheap new pumps have made much of that water available — liberating millions of farmers from centuries of dependence on rain.

Most of the reasons Mr. Bloom gives for reading will be obvious to anyone who loves books: that we read to "enlarge life," to enter an "alternate reality," to be "liberated into perspectives not previously available" to us.

The PCr/CK system also functions to keep local free ADP concentrations low, which is important for maintaining high ΔGATP, i.e. the energy liberated from ATP hydrolysis and available to perform work.

Most plant nutrients are here initially, to a large extent, bound to organic matter and are not immediately available for plants until liberated during mineralization.

"When I walk into the club, the choice of so many splendid available women makes me feel liberated," he said.

We are called to be liberated from assuming that the only options available are assimilation or demonization.