Sentence examples for outward leading from inspiring English sources

Following this inward ripening process, the solid core of nanospheres ripened outward, leading to a double-shelled V2O3-SnO2 hollow structure.

The regime in Beijing may be faced with a choice of repressing its own people or diverting their energies outward, leading to conflict with China's neighbors.

This weakened cornea is no longer able to preserve its normal shape against the intraocular pressure in the eye and therefore bulges outward, leading to a conical shape and subsequent distorted vision.

During acquisition, the gantry rotates and simultaneously the two clams are moved outward leading the two focal points of the clam's collimators to follow spiral trajectories over the field of view (FOV).

The energy state of VO 0 is widened by inward relaxation of nearest-neighbor Zn atoms toward the vacancy site resulting in an average Zn Zn inter atomic distance of 3 Å, whereas while forming VO 2+, the Zn neighbor atoms relax outward leading to a configuration with larger Zn Zn inter-atomic distance of 4 Å.

These findings suggest that excitotoxicity in the spinal cord of individuals with ALS might result in a die-forward mechanism of motor neuron death from the cell body outward, leading to initial distal plasticity, followed by subsequent pathology and degeneration.

Following this inward ripening process, the solid core of nanospheres ripened outward furthermore, leading to double-shelled metal oxide hollow nanocapsules.

The sign for "f*ck you" is in the same location and outward movement, leading this sign to be a minimal pair.** Because of this resemblance, this sign succinctly can be interpreted as an identity of "I'm not queer as in gay, but queer as in f*ck you!" To me, this sign offers another interpretation of the "queer" identity: it's not about who you are.

As a consequence, this asymmetric distribution might result in a net outward force leading to separation of the two centrosomes (Fig. 1B).

However, unlike in the presence of nucleotides, where the leading head almost always (>95%) took a nearly straight conformation (slightly curved outward), the leading head often exhibited a sharply kinked conformation and alternated back and forth between this conformation and the nearly straight conformation, indicating that these conformations are in equilibrium.

The top prize is $12,000 but all the spellers who make it to the nationals receive remuneration of at least $75. "Being smart to me is the passage way to the world, and spelling is one of those doors leading outward," Ari said, hoping it will pay off when he takes the Scholastic Assessment Tests.