Sentence examples for melting of one from inspiring English sources

Based on chemical and enzymatic RNA structure probing of the BM2 signal and folding predictions (mfold), it has been suggested that transit of the ribosome to the stop-start window leads to melting of one stem-loop structure and the formation of an alternative structure that has Motif 1 displayed on its apical loop [19].

Metal on metal wear at high sliding speeds and high contact pressures results in the melting of one or both of the sliding solid bodies due to heat generated at the contact interface.

However, only weak coherency strain energy is the effective driving force for LFM in the case of melting of one-phase alloys.

With positive verification of the strategy, the model was then experimentally validated to simulate two point-melt scan strategies during electron beam melting of IN718, one intended to produce a columnar and one an equiaxed grain structure.

Reactions can start in the solid state or after melting of at least one component.

The melting curve of one tested sample (COM8) was found between T. laurifolia and C. spectabilis lines, it could be indicated that the commercial COM8 was probably be admixture of T. laurifolia and C. spectabilis with around 3% of the toxic C. spectabilis in the product as show in Fig.  2b.

Even the hamburger was a standout: ground Angus beef, cooked medium rare as ordered, with bacon, sautéed onions and mushrooms, and melted cheese of one's choice.

On my right is what's left of the tower today -- melted tentacles of one of its legs.

The microstructure characteristics of the as-milled materials are very similar to those of melted and solidified ones, which proves that melting of the powders and subsequent quenching has really occurred during the MA process.

Here, though, the impression of all animals melting into one is less marked, with Avey Tare yelling a lot of lead vocals.

The lithological suggestions of the age of the deposits allowed to determine two types of depressions - fossil depressions of melting origin, and genetically complex ones that underwent deposition prior to the Eemian Interglacial and with a secondary deepening, most likely as a result of melting of ground ice under thermokarst conditions, during the Vistulian Glaciation (=Weichselian).