Sentence examples for outwardly from the from inspiring English sources

During the second step of MCE, these Ag particles will gradually migrate into silicon substrate while nanometer-sized cones protrude outwardly from the space between Ag particles.

In the former, the project served as a window to the humanities, one prompting majors to look outwardly from the discipline and to make connections between biology and other areas of study.

The cells that proliferated outwardly from the explant culture were continuously cultured in 100-mm culture dishes, in DMEM/medium 199 (4 : 1) containing foetal bovine serum (Gemini Bioproducts, Calabasas, CA, USA), and gentamicin (50  μg ml−1).

For years, the Civic marketed and sold in Europe has differed outwardly from those in North America.

There was something askew in my own background, although outwardly different from the Brontës', that led me to identify with their struggles to get themselves heard.

Would we ever again see the nine-centimetre bird that looks almost identical to the eleven-centimetre bird, or the seventh butterfly outwardly indistinguishable from the eighth, to which it is not related?

A spherical flame outwardly propagates from the ignition point, and the flame accelerates owing to hydrodynamic instability.

The animist Kalash are outwardly different from the darker-skinned Pakistani Muslims who live in the lowlands below them, so it seemed plausible.

The tpX gene was deleted by PCR with primers tpxM1 (5'-ATTACGCGTGGGCACAGTCTGCCAAGACC-3') and tpxM2 (5'-ATTACGCGTGCCGCGCTGGGCGCCTAGGC-3') which were designed outwardly starting from the start and stop codons of the tpx gene using pGEMtpx as a template.

In the open form, Phe57 projects outwardly away from the cavity and exposes the ligand to the solvent.

Cellular architecture details that are evident as a result of 3-D reconstructions include the demonstration of a vacuole with numerous transvacuolar strands, outwardly radiating from the nuclear region to the cell periphery (Fig. 3e, 3f).