Sentence examples for primordial core from inspiring English sources

At the Bird Cage, I formed the soft primordial core of what became my comedy act.

For it wasn't just the unparalleled sensory spectrum, there was a communal satisfaction, tapping into a primordial core, which came from taking part.

Many genes expressed by both the primordial and conserved mouse/human mammary stem cell-enriched populations are also found within the core network modules which suggests that the primordial core networks reflect elements regulating fundamental biological processes, with many poised to impact progenitor cell behaviour.

Consequently, any primordial, core-mantle boundary or lower mantle origin for SiC can be ruled out on the basis of the temperatures involved.

In our model, the Martian interior is separated into four sections: crust, chemically depleted mantle, primordial mantle, and core (Fig. 2).

Tungsten isotope ratios in certain rocks suggest an ancient primordial reservoir and early core formation from large impacts.

The mammary primordial epithelial and mesenchymal core network modules were interconnected to identify prospective mediators of mesenchymal-epithelial interactions (Additional file 9).

The overwhelming part of Drosophila Myc targets control ribosome biogenesis and protein synthesis, which, therefore, constitute the core and presumably primordial function of Myc proteins.

It is instructive to compare the putative core of the primordial genetic code in Fig. 1 with the order of stabilities of the interactions between the first two bases of codons and the cognate anticodons [ 30] (Fig. 2).

The aim of the application is the main motivation of the chosen technique as the structure and surface composition of the shell or the core are among the primordial parameters on which the properties of the nanocomposites are subjugated [30, 31].

There's plenty of room for speculation as to whether an early Martian magnetic field collapsed as the core completely solidified, allowing the primordial atmosphere to be stripped away by the solar wind.