Sentence examples for small agitation from inspiring English sources
From the seed of a small agitation of the air, here at the darkened edge of England, destruction and the news of destruction hurried over the flat land.
Larger mean crystal sizes were obtained for the following conditions: small amount of added methanol (low level of supersaturation), low temperature, low agitation rates and longer residence time.
In contrast, there were small effects of agitation in the range of 100 750 rpm; thus, while increasing the mixing rate from 750 to 1000 rpm, the percentage removal decreased from 93.3 to nearly 91.1%%.
In particular, that work indicated a slow drift towards smaller drops when agitation is maintained, as well as smaller drops and faster break-up when scaling up at constant power per unit volume.
But so vivid was Mr. Rosen's account of the music's terrible agitation that small slips were insignificant.
There was also a small but active secularist agitation; particularly in London, forces making for what came to be described as "secularism" (more goods, more leisure, more travel) could undermine spiritual concerns.
Since differential scanning calorimetry has no agitation, a small amount of two surfactants of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) and lauryl alcohol ethoxylate (LAE) has been used to improve gas/aqueous solution interface and increase gas diffusion into the solution.
We examined the influence of suboptimal agitation in this small-scale system (volume 100 to 200 µl) on the expression of the reporter proteins in several independent experiments in which different shaking conditions for the BY-2 cultures were tested.
The destabilising effect of this agitation undermines whatever small amount of trust there may be between Israeli and Palestinian interlocutors.
The agitation is still small -- a recent gathering in front of Fox's headquarters in Los Angeles attracted fewer than 10 people.
The culture was incubated overnight at the desired light intensity, with gentle agitation by a small magnetic stir bar.
