Sentence examples for solid defined from inspiring English sources

Merodiploid hyq reporter strain 66205 was first tested for bacterial colony appearance on solid defined media supplemented with X-Gluc (Methods) as chromogenic β-glucuronidase substrate.

Recovery cultures after the electro-pulse were plated onto solid defined medium without uracil for selection of transformants.

100 microliters of the cell suspension was plated onto solid defined media with 40 μM uracil and 8 mM 5-FOA (5- fluoroorotic acid monohydrate).

Cells were then plated onto solid defined medium (without uracil and casein) and uracil prototrophic transformant colonies were inoculated into liquid medium for genomic DNA extraction and subsequent PCR screening of the targeted region.

Make sure it is a solid, defined color; no crazy streaks or avant-garde coloring ideas.

This work combines closed-form and computational analyses to elucidate the dynamic properties, termed signatures, of waves propagating through solids defined by the theory of elasticity with microstructure and the potential of such properties to identify microstructure evolution over a material's lifetime.

The shape of a given solid is defined by its two bounding stadia and the longitudinal distance between them (the solid's height).

Our method takes as input a solid model defined by its triangulated boundary surface.

A solid victory, defined as 271 Liberal Democratic seats, could win him an extension in office of a few months, assuming he wants it, some politicians say.

Specific heat of solid materials (defined as heat absorbed per unit mass per degree change in temperature) is generally measured by the drop method, which involves adding a known mass of the material at a known elevated temperature to a known mass of water at a known low temperature and determining the equilibrium temperature of the mixture that results.

For small volume changes, the bulk modulus, κ, of a gas, liquid, or solid is defined by the equation P = −κ(V − V0)/V0, where P is the pressure that reduces the volume V0 of a fixed mass of material to V. Since gases can in general be compressed more easily than liquids or solids, the value of κ for a gas is very much less than that for a liquid or solid.