Sentence examples for no milieu from inspiring English sources

NO milieu, however, was more transporting than the East End neighborhood of Shoreditch.

There's no milieu he cannot get the hang of: the cathedral close, the Mayfair mansion, the Irish cabin.

In no other milieu do so many people, from such a broad demographic swath, willingly answer so many intimate questions.

He has no special milieu except for a few aristocratic country houses, where he's an honored guest, and the Royal Academy, in London.

These results provide the first concrete evidence to refute the concept that sponges tissues are only transiently sealed [27], [28], or "have no internal milieu because the environment can circulate through the body" [4].

"Most of these characters, no matter what their milieu, have no real concept of the world," he said.

Their authors root their familiar plots in an authentically recreated British underworld: in the first, an ambitious criminal spreads his tentacles across the city to establish his power, in the other a disoriented ex-convict is released into a once familiar milieu he no longer recognises.

However, concepts and methods of enzymology, such as Michaelis-Menten kinetics, used to describe the kinetic behavior of enzymes acting in homogenous milieus do no apply to lipases acting in heterogenous reactions systems with two or more phases.

The courtroom scenes are a stark contrast of milieu — no more oak-lined lagoon channels to explore under the stars; now Kya's world comprises a locked cell, a pro bono lawyer and a slick prosecutor with damning theories for days.

While Richter himself recorded the incidental proximity of Lenin's lodging to the Dadaist milieu, no record exists of an actual conversation between the two figures.

In the extra cellular milieu, NO reacts with oxygen and water to form nitrates and nitrites.