Sentence examples for packing layer from inspiring English sources
These trans-complexes are zipped to packing layer +3 or +4; we and others have presented strong evidence that Sec17 can functionally and physically interact with these trapped trans-complexes (Schwartz and Merz, 2009; Xu et al., 2010).
A rigid-flexible packing layer is designed behind the brickwork to increase the effective stress and reduce pore water pressure in order to have a permanent water proof performance.
To establish a high quality screen and 30 mm thickness with 20 40 mesh gravel packing layer sand control model, and it is also applied the same fine-silty sand and clay experiment simulating conditions.
Most hikers at the campground engaged in the same night-before rituals: eating carbohydrate-laden dinners, filling backpack bladders with water and packing layers of clothing.
If you are at all unsure about the weather conditions at your destination, consider packing layers rather than bulky "just-in-case" items like rain jackets or jeans.
If you are in anyway unsure about the weather conditions at your destination, consider packing layers rather than bulky "just-in-case" items like rain jackets or jeans.
The surface of the outer membrane includes a tightly packed layer of glycolipid molecules known as lipopolysaccharides (LPSs), which provide a barrier against harmful detergents and antibiotics.
As an application example, of a close packed layer of tethered liposomes was exposed to the membrane-penetrating peptide melittin.
Build the dish in a skillet: start with a good layer of tomato passata in the base, top with a thin layer of red onions, and add a tightly packed layer of courgettes, sprinkled with oregano, salt and pepper.
The single layers of 2D transition metal dichalcogenides are formed by a hexagonally packed layer of metal (M) atoms sandwiched between two layers of chalcogen (X) atoms (Fig. 1).
The sandwich bales formed a wall of crushed cardboard boxes, each marked with a brand name — d-CON mouse traps, Kit Kat candy — packed layer upon layer, a geological record of modern New Jersey.
