Sentence examples for stems so that from inspiring English sources

The spikes anchor the stems so that they remain in place and stand upright.

Second the basal lamellar surfaces; their formation is secondary to the crystallization of stems so that they are only well-defined for slow growth.

A lineup of five black "egg shell" goblets, with slitted hollow stems so that light shows through, is an inspired stroke.

Some speakers regularize the basic forms of nouns (but not verb stems) so that for them the nonfinal t always represents basic s; they say pas-ey for the standard pat'-ey 'in the field.' The single liquid phoneme has two predictable pronunciations: a clear (and sometimes palatalized) lateral [l] when it is at the end of a syllable or doubled [-l:l-], otherwise (and also before h) the flap [r].

Many supermarket flower bouquets include hydrangeas, so separate these large blooms from the pack and cut the stems so that they rest around the lip of your vase.

Could it have been stemmed so that it did less damage, saved some of the fathers and brothers, mothers and sons?

The device designed by Cleaver and deployed by Dr. Saramaggio essentially shuts down the brain stem so that the organ can be repaired, while a computer supplies the necessary neural transmissions to keep the rest of the body alive.

In the early growth of the leaf primordium, new cells are contributed mainly by meristematic activity at the pole directed away from the stem, so that the buttress extends in length.

We need women and femmes to deconstruct male dominant industries like STEM, so that real, equitable, and profitable innovation can be achieved.

The light and the photoresistor are placed opposite of one another on the bong stem so that when smoke passes between them the photoresistor will register a decrease in the amount of light received by the sensor.

As I fumble with my notebook, a thorny branch of the drought-resistant Mathenge tree hits me in the face and Yaroy Sirat Muhammed, with an infant in her arm, immediately reaches out to hold the wayward stem so that it doesn't happen again.