Sentence examples for start to envelope from inspiring English sources

Salman Rushdie was our canary in the coal mine: He first felt the effects of suffocating gasses that would start to envelope us all.

Two days after ovule primordia initiation and 11 days after floral bud initiation, a single integument started to envelope the single cell layered nucellus and the developing megasporocyte, resulting in a unitegmic tenui-nucleate ovule representing landmark 9 (Fig. 4C).

"The more that businesses start to push the envelope by showing that this is a legitimate industry, the further we're going to be able to go in changing people's minds," Dhar Mann told the Associated Press news agency.

Kids don't get much snail mail, so when official-looking envelopes start to arrive, they notice especially the dividend checks.

Nuclear envelopes start to reform in several parts of the cell (from 17 30) and the cell spreads as multinucleate (visible from 22 40).

Once the Sun changes from burning hydrogen at its core to burning hydrogen around its shell, the core will start to contract and the outer envelope will expand.

In early pachytene, SUN-1 and ZYG-12 start to redistribute throughout the nuclear envelope, and the autosomal ZIM foci diminish (Penkner et al. 2009; Sato et al. 2009).

Start to address the front of the envelope to the right of the center of the envelope.

When pixels start to deviate outside of their normal temperature envelope, the pixel is flagged and an alert is issued.

The senator started to open the envelope, but Straus said not to bother.

We then determined the average counts spent by the L function of B cells above the T cells' envelope between the interpoint distance of 0 and 20 µm, within which several lines of the B cells' L functions from the TDLNs had started to exit the envelopes, then compared the values between the SLN+, ALN+, ALN− and HLN groups.