Sentence examples for nucleus of one from inspiring English sources

The nucleus of one of the largest – Benghazi's 17 February Martyrs Brigade – is a computer company.

"I'm finding at this point in my life that every part of the disciplines that I grew up with -- art, music, wood sculpture -- created a sort of a nucleus of one person's career," Mr. Wood said.

Another possibility is to take the nucleus of one of a patient's skin cells and insert it into a human embryonic stem cell whose own nucleus has been removed.

In a report here today at a meeting of the American Astronomical Society, researchers said that they had observed remnants of four supernovas and one newly exploded star in a region 350 light-years in diameter, which is merely part of the nucleus of one of the colliding galaxies.

In February 2015 the British Parliament approved production of "three-parent" children by transferring the nucleus of one woman's egg into the nucleus-less ("enucleated") egg of a second woman to avoid the propagation of certain rare "mitochondrial" diseases.

Chapter sections contain about the right amount of material to form the nucleus of one class period.

In longitudinal sections, the thickness of a standard section (5 10 µm) limits the detection of both nuclei in binucleated CMs, if the CMs are not oriented in parallel to the sectioning plane or nuclei of one CM are not completely located in the same plane.

The deuteron is the simplest nucleus, consisting of one proton and one neutron, and the photon is the simplest particle; so placing deuteron targets in the way of projectile photons was the simplest thing that he could think of doing.

The size and morphology of a critical nucleus, comprising of one or more variants, are determined by the competition among bulk thermodynamic driving force, elastic strain energy, and interfacial energy.

Also, the authors seem to privilege the endosymbiotic origin of the nucleus, particularly of one archaeon within another archaeon (p17), but later they recognize that the eukaryotic membranes are bacterial in nature and also that the cytoplasm is more bacterial-like.

By restricting the position of the nucleus to one side of the cytoplasm, development of the embryo into its 16-cell state would result in the escape of one cell past the noose, into the opposite end.