Sentence examples for rock specifically from inspiring English sources

Active ROCK specifically phosphorylates myosin light chain 2 (MLC2) at Ser 19; therefore, this ROCK-specific phosphorylation has been widely used as a surrogate marker of ROCK activity [36], [42] [45].

The rock G-1 was a granite from Westerly, Rhode Island, and W-1 was a basaltic rock (specifically a diabase) from Centerville, Virginia.

The film-maker Mary Harron interviewed Talking Heads for Punk magazine in late 1975 and recalls them being hugely enamoured with British art rock, specifically Roxy Music and Eno.

Music critics opine that Lorde's music is drawn from subgenres of electronica, pop, rock: specifically art pop, indie pop, dream pop, electropop and indie-electro.

Webster stated he lost his temper when Leigh rebuffed him, choking her for a while before killing her with a rock, specifically saying he killed Leigh because he "thought she would squeal on [him] for trying to rape her".

Eric Sahm said he made the case to come from the mountains of Utah to study rocks, specifically the properties of jadeite.

Since pressure measurements can be made more conveniently and accurately compared to fluid flowrate, the pressure transient technique is considered an advanced method for laboratory permeability measurement of unconventional gas reservoir rocks, specifically, gas shales, tight gas sand, and highly-stressed coalbed methane (CBM) reservoirs.

Now the Tom Collins spears, old-fashioned rocks, rocks specifically designed for cocktail shaking and others made for hand-cracking and for punch — all these are cut by hand from the blocks of solid ice that come from Penny Pound's four Clinebell machines.

As soon as they understand the basic components of rocks, specifically yours, your rocks are in danger!

Its sound, a raucous but upbeat derivation of classic rock, seems specifically made for frothy gatherings.

As Billboard put it: "Mainstream rock music, specifically that being consumed in the United States, has rearranged its profile to allow for banjo breaks".