Sentence examples for shell to shell from inspiring English sources
Three carnitas are placed neatly shell to shell.
Ruby-throated hummingbird suddenly appeared out of fog, went from shell to shell under impression they were flowers.
He also concluded that the decaying effect 'travelled from shell to shell and drawer to drawer', and thus the condition came to be called a "disease".British government chemist John Ralph Nicholls explained that oak cabinets at the Natural History Museum in London were giving off acetic acid fumes, which were attacking the shells stored in them.
Crack each egg in half over a bowl and gently transfer the yolk from shell to shell, letting the white drop into the bowl.
For delamination modelling, each ply was connected with a shell-to-shell interface element with a cohesive law.
Typical configurations ranging from plain shells to shells with floor partitions are analyzed and, whenever possible, results are compared with those found in the literature.
He and his wife have bought a house in the town, but he says that without her prompting he probably wouldn't have bothered, preferring the life of the hermit crab that moves from borrowed shell to borrowed shell.
The adductor muscles of bivalves (Figure 4) shorten to close the shell or relax to allow the shell to spring open, enabling the mollusk to extend its foot or to feed.
In addition, the concentration of families belonging to region 17 (Pohjois-Pohjanmaa) increases from the outermost shell to the inner core (outermost shell: 44%, second shell: 49%, core: 58%).
By overcoating with layers of shell to establish a core/shell/shell system, such as CdSe/CdS/ZnS [17, 18] and CdSe/ZnSe/ZnS [19, 20], nanocrystals have been shown to be generally more robust and of higher photoluminescence quantum yield (PLQY).
The effects of the shell were studied for different thicknesses, from 0 nm (no shell) to 50 nm (neighboring shells in contact), and for different dielectric values: (a) n = 1.4 (n = 1.7 for the matrix) and (b) n = 1.7 (n = 1.4 for the matrix).
