Sentence examples for liberating a single from inspiring English sources

Others had been trying more complicated methods of liberating a single sheet of atoms, says Philip Kim, a physicist at Columbia University.

This finding is consistent with ∼80% of the 90CE failing to fully fragment after the initial elimination of the N-1 methanesulfinate moiety, thus liberating a single mole of methanesulfinate instead of two at the highest concentrations of Pi.

In other words, caspase cleavage appears to liberate only a single amino acid (the C-terminal alanine).

The notion of a cashless society is a favorite of futurists and mega-trend spotters, some of whom imagine the liberating aspects of a single personal-identification card or chip that might soon replace everything in a bulging wallet.

Eisenhower liberated a continent.

It can liberate a good teacher to become even better.

Steve Hunter wanted to liberate a few oppressed Web users.

The Allies liberated a ruined city.

This was incubated for 1 h at 37°C in a shaking incubator to liberate a mixture of epithelial tissue fragments ('organoids'), non-epithelial fragments (such as pieces of blood vessel or nerve bundles) and non-epithelial single cells.

This one-pot bioethanol production includes cellulase production by A. cellulolyticus, saccharification of cellulose by cellulase in situ, and then ethanol production by S. cerevisiae from liberated reducing sugars in a single reactor.

A caged glutamate can also be liberated upon single- and two-photon activation from a Ru complex.