Sentence examples for opening forming from inspiring English sources
The stone where you see his weathered name Was opening, forming a word.
Most deuterostomes, a superphlum of animals including sea stars, sea cucumbers, and all vertebrates such as birds, fish and mammals such as humans, have an anal opening (in some groups, such as reptiles and birds, the anal opening is fused with the reproductive opening, forming a structure called a cloaca).
Place your mouth against the opening, forming a seal with your lips.
These films have been useful because they readily undergo ring opening forming diacids after hydrolysis or reaction of amine functionalized molecule via aminolysis reaction (Fig. 2). Figure 2 Modification of the plasma deposited polymer surface by spatially controlled ArF irradiation (150 and 500 nm period pattern)––200 250 mJ/cm².
This opening forms the entrance to Zeniarai Benten, one of few surviving examples in Japan of a Shinto shrine that also incorporates elements of Buddhism.
It is well known that pipettes with a smaller opening form a better seal and lower leakage current.
The SpGH38 dimer forms through an inter-digitation of the β−3 domain into the opening formed between α/β and β−2 domains of an adjacent molecule.
The conserved cysteinyl group and glycerol backbone of the lipopeptide is located in the narrow opening formed, where the hTLR10 and hTLR2 pockets join.
The mutant protein substitutes a negatively charged glutamic acid for a positively charged arginine residue within the opening formed by the linked LC20 and LN40 peptides that contains the putative DNA binding region [9], [19].
In Sandownia harrisi the basipterygoid process is reduced and only visible in the floor of an opening formed by the pterygoids (i.e., the fenestra caroticus, Figure 12B).
More recently, Zaldívar-Riverón et al. [ 16] carried out a simultaneous molecular and morphological phylogenetic analysis among the cyclostome subfamilies of Braconidae (braconids have traditionally been divided into two major groups, the cyclostomes and non-cyclostomes, based on the presence/absence of an oral opening formed by a ventrally concave clypeus).
