Sentence examples for matters immersed from inspiring English sources

Hence, Eq. (2.7) represents spatially inhomogeneous fields necessary to detect asymmetric optical properties of matters immersed in our light fields [35].

In a small subset of cases, a small tissue block was prepared from the frontal cortex and white matter and immersed into glutaraldehyde for preparation of semithin resin section and electron microscopy.

But to me it's not a matter of being "immersed" so much as it is simply being interested.

And once she'd begun regulating such delicate matters, Mizulina found herself immersed in the kind of public discussions that she, arguably, would rather avoid.

If James was considered to be academic for a party official, and Mary unusually immersed in matters close to home for an anthropologist, an invitation to the Douglas dinner table soon dispelled any mystery.

Immersed in matter, the "begotten form," Bernard held, constitutes sensible objects able to move.

This is never an easy matter when media is immersed in a Darwinian survival of the fittest and continues to function under the traditional slogan, "If it bleeds, it leads (and also sells)".

"Somehow the way he has done it both repels and attracts you – it gets you completely immersed in the subject matter".

Good critics have a fresh and distinctive voice and are immersed in their subject matter.

If a book or film is compelling enough, it will whisk away its audience and make them believe in the world they are immersed in, no matter how unreal it may be.

Back at Wellesley that fall, Ms. Rodham immersed herself in campus matters.