Sentence examples for opens channels from inspiring English sources
Whether a centuries-old rumination on kingship like the Shakespeare or a newly minted classic like the Lucas, a great piece of writing opens channels in the mind even as it wrings the heart.
The peptide also opens channels in membranes containing SecYEG (Simon and Blobel, 1992).
A recent study showed that incubation of cultured astrocytes in the nominal absence of extracellular bivalent cations (Ca2+ and Mg2+) opens channels (hemichannels or pannexin channels) that allow rapid, widespread entry of Lucifer Yellow into astrocytes (Ye et al., 2003); the presence of Mg2+ during the scrape-loading would prevent opening of these channels.
Having recently opened channels of discussion with Tokyo and Washington, North Korea's leaders are now less isolated than before.
Let me be clear: For decision making we need open channels.
Morsi also was cited for having "opened channels of communication with the West via Turkey and Qatar".
Open channels of communication outside of the meetings were equally important.
Wastewater, often untreated, is now routinely dumped into rivers and open channels.
Sewage flows through narrow, open channels, slow-moving streams of green water and garbage.
Its technology scans for open channels and clears up interference on busy channels so more people can use them.
