Sentence examples for made by spreading from inspiring English sources
Crucially, a working cell can be made by spreading a thin layer of the stuff on another material, such as a sheet of plastic.
Because Visa's network did not detect multiple invalid payment requests on the same card from different websites, "unlimited guesses" could be made by spreading the guesses over a large number of sites, even if individual merchants limited the number of attempts.
Expressions of covariance functions are formed using random functions, made by spreading digital image pixel arrays by columns in the form of individual vectors.
A Fluffernutter is made by spreading peanut butter on a slice of bread, then spreading an equal amount of marshmallow creme on another slice and finally combining them to form a sandwich.
YPD NAT plates were made by spreading 30 µl of 10 mg/ml clonNAT (Werner BioAgents, Jena, Germany) solution onto YPD plates.
As dopamine (DA) is unstable in the presence of salt, 6 mM DA plates were made by spreading 60 µl of a freshly made 1 M stock (dissolved in water) on the surface of a 10 ml NGM plate.
As for Google, its chiefs seem to think fake news will be strangled to death by removing advertising tools that enable sites to make money by spreading lies.
On Thursday, BuzzFeed News revealed that Kolfage allegedly has a history of making money by spreading false news.
When Tintin jokingly told her she could make money by spreading her legs abroad, but added that Mary Jane couldn't do that because of her family, Mary Jane said, 'No one will know me there anyway.'".
Wearing gloves and a heavy rubber apron, I'd have to reach into a crate containing four to eight full-sized birds, grab the chickens by their feet and haul them out through a hole usually marginally larger than their bodies (a process that the chickens make difficult by spreading their wings or naturally struggling to not be next in line for death).
The writer wonders whether people like Lois--who have a kind of undefined social power--actually make the world work by spreading ideas and information, and by connecting varied and isolated parts of society.
