Sentence examples for penetration was achieved from inspiring English sources
At further urging, the vulva opened, and the crowd, now in a state of high excitement, encouraged the two toward one another with such shrill precision that penetration was achieved before the fifteen minutes were up.
A good hydrophilic/hydrophobic contrast of the fabricated patterns on the fabric and a well-controlled liquid capillary penetration was achieved in the patterns.
The initial assault, preceded by heavy bombardment at night, began in the morning of Sept. 15, 1918, and a five-mile penetration was achieved by nightfall on September 16.
Further antibody penetration was achieved with protein digestion using Proteinase-K (10 μg/ml) for 2 minutes to 25 minutes depending on the age of the embryos.
Somewhat lower penetration was achieved for attending a "quiz show" (median 12.6%), drama (11.3%), poetry reading (11.1%), and musical performance (5.2%).
Targeted occlusion of a single descending arteriole upstream of cortical penetration was achieved by activation of Rose Bengal by a focused green laser (30 µm spot size, 1.5 mW, 532nm, Millenia V, Spectra Physics) introduced by switching dichroic 1 (D1) with a cold mirror (Fig. 1(a)).
At the same time, when penetration is achieved, the body language and clinical dialogue clarify exactly what is happening and what is being experienced.
Hong et al. [97] evaluated the molecular imaging with SWNTs and evaluated the combined Gd3 + -functionalized SWCNTs when applied to MRI, and high resolution and good tissue penetration were achieved.
These features accord with Newton's approximation for impact depth, and the empirical design equation known as Young's equation that state that the deepest target penetration is achieved by a projectile that is dense, long and thin (i.e. has a large sectional density), and strikes with a high velocity.
Compared to PS-OCT at 840 nm improved penetration depth was achieved.
In this work, retinal penetration of fluorescein was achieved in vitro by covalent attachment of taurine to fluorescein, yielding the F Tau conjugate.
