Sentence examples for liquid communities from inspiring English sources

We started all spatial communities at ∼8 × 10 total cells/mm in a ∼2 mm-diameter spot and liquid communities at 5 × 10 total cells/ml in 3 ml SD.

33 In contrast, analysis of bacterial community fingerprints in two dairy cows on a similar diet fed twice per day and monitored over four feeding cycles (sampling at 0, 2, 4, 6, 9, and 12 hours) 31 indicated greater changes in the liquid communities over time than in solid samples.

As Thomas Campbell, the chief executive and director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, said, public art must be "a permanent, rather than a liquid, community asset".

These startups utilize a digital-centric approach to enhance consumer access to a liquid, community-rated pool of service providers.

58, 59 Initial research on the rumen epimural microbiome using DGGE suggested this community may remain more consistent through dietary changes compared with the solid and liquid bacterial communities.

This approach is commonly applied by the thin liquid film community.

Shortly afterwards, following a frustrating showing in the early rounds of Blizzard's new Starcraft II World Championship Series, Fields visited the forums at Team Liquid, the biggest community hub for the game, and went for certain fans.

This softening behavior is related to the polymerized nature of the corner linking SiO4 network in silica, a topic of great interest in the liquid and glass community (e.g., Vukcevich 1972; He and Thorpe 1985).

Ayahuasca is most commonly consumed by indigenous communities in liquid form as part of shamanic rituals designed to communicate with celestial supernatural forces or the spirits of the forest.

In total, ten subsequent transfers were carried out for the single strain and the community in liquid cultures.

Country after country, including his own still fairly backward Austria-Hungary, had succeeded during the war in mobilizing the entire liquid wealth of the community, partly through taxation, but mainly through borrowing.