Sentence examples for means of release from inspiring English sources
It would be much healthier if a tendency to quickly resort to outraged standpoints was seen in the same way – a harmless pleasure and a useful means of release.
This observation suggested that the mechanism of NE release does not involve the dissolution of granule membranes, but rather a novel means of release from intact granules.
Indeed, many reports including two recent publications make the case for cell lysis as a means of release of mature IL-1β (Liu et al., 2014; Shirasaki et al., 2014).
For those subjected to criticism it was a nerve-racking ordeal, yet the sessions probably had some therapeutic value as a means of releasing feelings of guilt and aggression.
In a statement, the studio said, "Free expression should never be suppressed by threats and extortion," adding that Sony was actively seeking alternate means of releasing the film, including via video on demand.
It has been variously interpreted as a gesture of purification, as the most efficient means of releasing the soul from the corrupted body, as a public health measure with important ecological benefits in a crowded country, or as a symbol of the transitory nature of any particular life and the desire that it should end in permanent anonymity.
Mr Kemp said it was not looking to be acquired as a means of releasing funds.
The electrostatic solitary wave (ESW) has been regarded as one means of releasing the energy by carrying electrons out of the generating regions in the natural space.
The fast defrosting process can be realized by means of releasing the condensation heat and volume significantly while the outer heat exchanger is conducting a defrosting operation.
Similarly, sloughing of the dorsal mantle skin is an effective means of releasing the rigid calcareous cuttlebone intact, compared with the more difficult extraction of shattered cuttlebone shards from a masticated cuttlefish.
Enzymatic hydrolysis of these glycosylated phenolics has been suggested as an attractive means of releasing free phenolics and hence, increasing their antioxidant potential.
