Sentence examples for propagate very from inspiring English sources
The other result reported by Carandini et al. is that for strong stimuli the resulting LFP does not propagate very far and remains localized.
Both small- (micron) to large- (centimeter) scale heterogeneities in carbonates cause the injected acids to propagate very differently than that predicted by a homogeneous model.
Pseudo-bulk kinetics applies to particles in which more than one free radical can co-exist for a significant period; while this is commonly applicable to large particles for any monomer, it also applies to very small particles for monomers which propagate very rapidly, such as acrylates.
Indeed, PKCγ translocation is an early phenomenon that can propagate very quickly, on a second time-scale, after appropriate stimulation [77].
However, this combination did not propagate very successfully and at later time points the virus population primarily carried a combination of the 62A and 79F mutations, coinciding with substantial increases in viral load (Table 5).
Such marked difference between GTAG and CGTC elements could be explained by hypothesizing that CGTC REPtrons may have early disappeared, plausibly because able to propagate very efficiently, and therefore highly deleterious to the host.
The young woman discloses, in typically obfuscating fashion, that "it wouldn't be entirely unwarranted to suggest that she might, overall, have the appearance and occasionally emanate the demeanour of someone who grows things", despite having actually "propagated very little".
Still, for the high quality of the cementing job, failure propagates very little.
In particular, flame propagated very fast in small and monodispersed particles which didn't contain large particles.
In case (a), the rupture onset is slightly delayed for the small patches, but once rupture starts, it propagates very rapidly.
A tsunami usually propagates very rapidly offshore (~300 m/s at a depth of 10,000 m) and slowly around a coastline (~50 m/s at a depth 300 m).
