Sentence examples for organic arrow from inspiring English sources

Their photograms are "an image of life force, an organic arrow," he said.

Notably, I suggested that both space and time are created by organic processes; time's arrow arising from entropy generated by the incoherency of process.

Mechanism (if available in MACiE)—in the standard curly arrow representation of organic chemistry and an optional textual description.

The genomes also lack a complete TCA cycle (absent enzymes noted by red boxes), with the TCA enzymes instead linked to the fermentation of amino acids and organic acids denoted (pathways, blue arrows).

Arrows indicate sedimentation of reactive organic matter at a rate of dGi/dt.

Arrows in (E-G): exudation of organic substances between the cell wall and the cell membrane.

Not necessarily the millions of archaeological fragments and arrow heads it has but the more vulnerable organic material.

Students are then presented with explanations and diagrams of a correctly drawn curved arrow that is used in the field of organic chemistry to represent the movement of electrons in different contexts.

Unlike traditional college biology courses, though, students in an organic chemistry course are given explicit directions on how to use and interpret arrow symbols that will be encountered during the course.

While conventional farmers have a quiver full of chemical arrows to battle the invasion of weeds and pests, the organic farmer has a tougher row to hoe.

The thin arrow represents ΔB/ΔNH4+ ratios of approximately 0.1 mol/mol for B derived from only organic matter desorption.