Sentence examples for several dips from inspiring English sources

Many dishes can be shared, and it was easy to plow through the basket of pita, which made excellent scoops for the several dips we ordered.

Several dips far outshone their tidbits such as the fiery dip of chilies, white wine and garlic with shrimp fra diablo; the sweet Thai chili sauce (terrifically tangy) with bland shrimp cakes; and a spicy aioli with unexpectedly mild Cajun crab cakes.

After several dips, Dr Kotov found that the cotton threads were conductive enough that they could be used to wire up a light-emitting diode.In a further test the researchers added molecules of a material that reacts with human serum albumin, an essential component of human blood, to the dipping solution.

Several dips are apparent.

The PMMA coated graphene film was transferred to the desired substrate (quartz, Si or SiO2/Si, and solar cell) on several dips in deionized (DI) water as a cleaning step.

As shown in Fig. 8a, several dipping events were successful in attaching several gold nanoparticles coated with CALNN-C-peptide.

We performed inversions using several dip angles and found that the center of the maximum slip area was stable (Additional file 1: Figure A2).

The simulations are carried out at constant speeds of 80, 85 and 90 km/h with the locomotive passing through several dipped rail defects with dip angles of 0.005, 0.075, 0.01, 0.014, 0.02 and 0.025 radians and all with the same length of 1 m.

As shown with the arrows in Fig. 8a, there are evidence of nanoparticles stuck on the MWNT. Figure 8 MEB image of (a) MWNT after several dipping in an aqueous solution of gold nanoparticles coated with CALNN-Carbon-peptide. Arrows indicate the location of some of the attached NP.

In the implementation of real operational monitoring, several dip angle threshold values (e.g. 0.01 or 0.014 rad) should be set so that the railway operators can decide appropriate operational speed settings or decide when remedial track maintenance could be carried out.

If several such dips are detected, on a predictable schedule, then astronomers can be reasonably sure that they are looking at a planet.