Sentence examples for mechanisms that set from inspiring English sources

July 25 , 1639 November 20 1713 London, England Thomas Tompion, (baptized July 25 , 1639 Ickwell Green, Northill, Bedfordshire, Eng. died Nov. 20, 1713, London), English maker of clocks, watches, and scientific instruments who was a pioneer of improvements in timekeeping mechanisms that set new standards for the quality of their workmanship.

To understand genetic and molecular mechanisms that set the final size of grains, we have previously identified mutants with altered grain size in rice (Duan et al., 2014).

Despite their importance, the mechanisms that set the thermal limits remain incompletely understood.

This suggests that the underlying oscillator is still oscillating in these mutants and that the mechanisms that set the period are also largely unaffected.

As diagnostic criteria for sarcopenia continue to be evaluated, it will also be important to determine the molecular mechanisms that set sarcopenic muscle apart from otherwise healthy muscle in elderly subjects.

While the specific output mechanisms that set the phase of peripheral tissues remain unclear, the current results serve to focus attention on signals provided by SCN neurons in the shell compartment.

The plane, flying from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, to San Francisco, suffered a failure of the mechanism that sets the angle of the tail, determining whether the nose is up or down.

A top environmental goal of both candidates is enactment of climate-change legislation centered on a "cap and trade" mechanism that sets a ceiling on emissions that declines over time.

This knot of mixed feelings between Prue and Pearl is the emotional center of the novel, and the mechanism that sets off its hair-raising dénouement, but in "Brookland" everything is mixed.

(Woolsey plays on those fears gleefully: his movie is presented in a gimmicky format called "Atomo-Vision," and the theater is rigged with a special "Rumble-Rama" mechanism that sets the house shaking).

The One Ring, Tolkien has said, is a mere mechanism that "sets the clock ticking fast".