Sentence examples for line downstream from inspiring English sources

The gas entered the solution via a 60 um pore gas diffuser (Fisher Scientific) attached to the end of the gas supply line downstream of the control valve.

Thus, sacy-1 functions in the germ line downstream of Gαs– ACY-4 PKA ACY-4 PKA.

The centerpiece of our analysis is sacy-1, which encodes a highly conserved DEAD-box helicase that functions in the germ line downstream of PKA signaling.

Interestingly, spr-2 (ar199 ) specifically eliminates the expression of SPR-2 in somatic cells after the 50-cell stage (A. Gontijo and B. Lakowski, personal communication), consistent with a role for CoREST function in the germ line downstream of kin-1.

To explain the finer points, which might seem arcane to nonfishers, or even to people satisfied with worms on hooks or plastic lures, Mr. Darlington said that, up till the late 19th century, people who fished with imitation flies did so by casting their lines downstream with the lures submerged.

For the particle-free environment a Camfil FARR HEPA filter (226002A1; Camfil A/S, Stockholm, Sweden) was inserted in-line downstream of the ventilator.

Ollie moved fast now, firing up the motor, making for shore, as the powerful fish tore off line, heading downstream.

He recalled discussions ranging from their shared interest in animal forms — Cunningham, a part-time visual artist himself, sketched kangaroos during a tour in Australia — to the similarities between a fishing line moving downstream and dancers moving downstage.

For that purpose, spatially varying ice flow velocities from the 2000/2001 MEaSUREs Greenland Ice Velocity Map5,23 were interpolated onto each of the five ice base profiles used for the plume model (Supplementary Fig. 2), and integrations for each profile were repeated with eleven different starting points from the grounding line and downstream, shifted in 1-km steps.

These multiscale, serpentine channel bioreactors were designed to take advantage of microscale diffusion distances across narrow channels in reactors containing enough volume to produce a therapeutic dose of protein, and open the possibility of performing these reactions continuously and in line with downstream purification modules.

Although Stanley succeeded in opening river traffic as far north as Stanleyville (Kisangani since 1966) by portaging prefabricated steamers around the cataracts of the lower river, Léopoldville remained unimportant until the completion of the railway line from downstream Matadi in 1898.