Sentence examples for retracts back from inspiring English sources

He undoes his seat belt, guiding it with his hand as it retracts, back behind his left shoulder.

Removing the DC bias reasserts the ambient conditions in the channel; the electrolyte reduces the oxidation at the leading edge and, without the mechanical support provided by the oxide layer, the liquid metal retracts back to its minimum-energy position [13].

In this case, we observe that the S1-T1 linkereacheses a more extended conformation (see green chain in Fig. 3B and Fig. 4B), while T1 retracts back into its original conformation relative to the pore domain.

Our results are consistent with models that suggest that, for a Dictyostelium control cell moving in a shallow gradient, a considerable fraction of pseudopods experience both protrusion and retraction, and they tend to retract back when shifting far away from the right direction.

This latter class included patches that appeared to invaginate but then either retract back toward the plasma membrane (retraction) and those that remained invaginated for several seconds before reporters disassembled (delayed scission).

His hand retracted back onto his lap.

Just as they extend in low pH, they retract back into a tight coil when the pH level rises.

Although they extend in low pH, they retract back into a tight coil when the pH level rises.

Indeed, the front of Larsen C ice shelf has retracted back farther than ever previously observed, according to Eric Rignot, a glaciologist with NASA and the University of California-Irvine.

As a consequence, a driving force, Fret=− dG /(dx)=−ΓB (neglecting any dissipation that may occur see below), exists for the flake to retract back to its original position (Fig. 1a) in order to reduce the free energy.

The cross-checking of the experimental results reveals that co-continuity occurs when the strength of the particle network encapsulated inside the PA11 is sufficient to balance the inclination of the stretched polymer domains to retract back towards lower aspect ratio shapes driven by interfacial tension.