Sentence examples for pressed in between from inspiring English sources
She keeps the image of her mother pressed in between sheets of packing foam.
The amphistomes were washed thoroughly with 0.1 M phosphate buffer saline, pH 7.4 and pressed in between two slides, tied both slides with rubber band and submerged in formalin for at least 12 h for fixing, then they were washed in running tap water overnight.
If pressed in between another activity (game, or application), the OS puts the activity in the background.
But there is another layer to Emily's fluster: a remarkable moment on the first page suggests an element of sexual anticipation that she herself is not fully aware of: Over her bare arms the warm air flowed, her skirt seemed to divide as she walked, pressed in a hollow between her legs, like drapery on a statue.
The In/Nd:STO/In device has linear I V curves (shown in Fig. 2a) and exhibits a good Ohmic contact between the pressed In electrodes and Nd:STO single crystal, but no RS effect appears, while the Pt/Nd:STO/In device shows reversible RS properties, as shown in Fig. 2b.
Buttons were to be pressed in consecutive order by alternating between letters and digits (1-A-2-B-3-C…).
Since then, prosecutors in the borough have declined to press charges in between 15 percent and 20percentt of cases.
"Traditionally, when the two sides are slugging it out in the press in between 'bargaining sessions,' it means they're just grandstanding towards some sort of fight".
Think back to when we entered freshmen year, awkwardly walking through the halls of the old building, attempting, but always unable, to avoid getting pressed between upperclassmen in the four-way intersection.
Frozen rosettes were lyophilized in a -30°C chamber for 48 h, pressed flat between steel plates in a large vice and exposed to X-ray film (Kodak BioMax MR Film, Rochester NY) for 36 h.
This paper presents an experimental apparatus to measure interfacial thermal contact conductance between pressed alloys in a vacuum environment at low temperatures.
