Sentence examples for rapidly stored from inspiring English sources

Melville renewed his wanderings among the islanders and rapidly stored up the knowledge that was to serve him so well in his books.

The left lung was rapidly stored at -80 °C for future RNA-Seq analysis.

Leaves and roots of both samples were collected simultaneously after treatment for 14 days and rapidly stored at −80°C until required for RNA extraction.

Serum from 2 mL fasting peripheral blood samples was collected at 2000 ×g for 10 minutes in the morning and rapidly stored at −80°C.

Beyond explosive detection, Dichtel's group has developed materials capable of rapidly storing or releasing charge.

Even if the oceans are rapidly storing heat now while surface warming is sluggish, scientists expect some of this heat to eventually emerge in the atmosphere, steepening surface temperature rises.

From an ecological perspective, it is advantageous for bacteria to rapidly store organic carbon as energy rich PHA and use it for growth when no external substrate is available (i.e. under starvation conditions).

The Complementary Learning Systems CLSS) theory proposes a role for sleep in establishing long-term neocortical representations of such knowledge: The hippocampus rapidly stores new information while the organism is awake, which it then replays during sleep, allowing the slow-learning cortex to gradually incorporate the new information into existing knowledge structures5.

Illumination of engineered hollow glass microspheres with near-infrared light is used to rapidly release stored gases, in particular hydrogen.

But it is demonstrably not true of most of the planet's agricultural lands, now rapidly releasing stored carbon, nitrogen and other gasses, worsening global warming.

Condensate throttling is one of the few efficient methods which can be used to rapidly activate stored energy enough for unit load support.