Sentence examples for nucleus of six from inspiring English sources
In 1967, a squad coached by Loutensock and paced by a nucleus of six fine players — Dave LeSueur, Benton White, Bob Saia, Ron Davidson, John Hoofman and Mike Acosta — advanced to CIF Division 3-A semifinals.
Development began in 1969, and by 1971 the design team had grown from its initial nucleus of six members of the university's computer science department to 16, supported by 25 research students and 19 ICL engineers.
A measure of 5 μl of cell suspension, 10 cells, (prepared in Dulbecco's modified Eagle's medium (DMEM) supplemented with 2% glutamine and 1% antibiotics) were stereotactically injected 3 mm below the dura in the right caudate nucleus of six female Wistar rats (160 180 g) (Workman et al, 1998).
The common form, helium-4, has a nucleus of two protons and two neutrons.
"This year, more than any other year, we have a nucleus of three or four guys who have been together a long time, and the rest is like, less than two years," Williams, the center fielder, said.
Thus, nitrogen-15, containing seven protons and eight neutrons, is the mirror nucleus of oxygen-15, comprising eight protons and seven neutrons.
The Sun produces energy by continually pressing together four hydrogen atoms — a hydrogen atom has a single proton in its nucleus — into one helium atom, with a nucleus of two protons and two neutrons.
Not until the second growing season, however, does the nucleus of one of the male cells in the tube unite with the oosphere nucleus.
But with a nucleus of eight local players in their side and a sprinkling of quality signings headed by the former Kangaroo wing Matt Sing on the way for next season, Hull have every reason to be optimistic about returning to Old Trafford.
McGraw soon had a new nucleus of four eventual Hall of Famers who would contribute to four consecutive pennants: second baseman Frankie Frisch, shortstop Dave Bancroft, first baseman George Kelly and outfielder Ross Youngs.
Their final expression of love for him was to cast their lots with him in Germany, where they formed the nucleus of four monasteries that served as centres of civilized Christian life.
