Sentence examples for rip in which from inspiring English sources

If dark energy is increasing, it could mean the universe could end in a "big rip," in which even atoms would be torn apart.

This serum dilution was then tested by RIP in which serum was incubated with 125I GAD65 or 125I GAD67 in the presence of five 10-fold dilutions of unlabeled GAD65 (1.6×10−11 M–1.6×10−7 M) or GAD67 (1.7×10−11 M–1.7×10−7 M) or assay buffer only.

The absence of genes that arose from duplications in F. graminearum reflects the activity of a process found in many fungi [ 69] namely, repeat-induced point mutation (RIP) in which mutations are caused in duplicated sequences [ 55].

The genome analysis of Neurospora crassa and F. graminearum has indicated that the process of RIP, in which duplicated sequences are subject to extensive mutation, may result in the lack of highly duplicated sequences [ 40, 41].

We compared RactIP with rip, which samples joint structures from internal and external base-pairing probabilities, and RactIP combined with rip, in which internal and external base-pairing probabilities calculated by rip were used in the IP [see Equation (5)] instead of factorized ones.

But the criticism is also levied at those in hard hats, work boots and ripped Levis – in which case I just walked past a whole group of "too gay" workmen doing a loft conversion at the top of my road.

The phrase "torture porn" is too baroque to describe this lunk-headed Saw rip-off, in which a model (Elisha Cuthbert) is kidnapped and subjected to all manner of ghastly nonsense, mostly involving body parts.

So would the practice of penalizing customers who are late paying an unrelated bill — known as universal default — and the rip-off in which companies charge cardholders new interest on debts that they have paid a month or two earlier.

report on the "ticket resale rip-off" in which the consumer group said it had monitored the four main websites and found evidence that the market was failing fans.Which? said the companies were found to be reselling some tickets with no clear information as to where fans would be sitting, in contravention of the Act.

As if reality dating shows haven't done enough damage, they've generated their own clip format: the penultimate-episode rip-off, in which the audience is force fed reshuffled memories from the week before, a display necessary only for a viewer with severely compromised short-term memory (a condition that may be a neurological necessity for regular viewers of "For Love or Money").

Every remaining moment in the film is ripped from nightmares, in which safety is just a stretch away, but unforeseen obstacles snap you back into doom.