Sentence examples for ray into from inspiring English sources
The most common antidote to this bedevilment was a charm that broke the ray into pieces, a sort of prism made of colored wool, which one wore as a necklace or a bracelet, or hung over a bed or a doorway.
If a solution of a fibrous protein flows through a narrow tube, the elongated molecules become oriented parallel to the direction of the flow (see Figure 2), and the solution thus becomes birefringent like a crystal; i.e., it splits a light ray into two components that travel at different velocities and are polarized at right angles to each other.
The key optical element is the multiple-pinhole aperture, which is attached directly behind an objective lens, and which divides the optical ray into three different optical paths via the pinholes.
The first warning signs that everything might not turn out as planned came when the building's curved glass design accidentally beamed a concentrated sun ray into a neighbouring street and melted parked cars.
The first warning signs that everything might not turn out as planned came when the building's curved glass design accidentally beamed a concentrated sun ray into a neighboring street and melted parked cars.
These results demonstrate that fin amputation triggers the migration of osteoblasts closely associated with the bone ray into the nascent blastema following their upregulation of Runx2.
She thrust the X-ray into my hands.
"We wanted it to show the heart of Morgan Stanley, not the rational side — to be like an X-ray into the building," van Gastel said.
Only television, with its split-screen perspective, can create this kind of X-ray into a candidate's inner workings, which is partly why people tune in.
But since the Persian Gulf war in 1991 the Pentagon's efforts to track mental health have become far more sophisticated, and now provide a deeper X-ray into the day-to-day realities of life on the ground, in real time — a glimpse of how the stresses of both combat, and policy decisions, can affect the behavior of troops.
Sophisticated software then combines data from the X-rays into a single image.
