Sentence examples for strip apart from inspiring English sources

On Friday at a meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society in Glasgow, U. K., Bluck will report that the most active supermassive black holes release staggering amounts of radiation during their most energetic periods, which can last hundreds of millions of years enough, he says, "to strip apart every massive galaxy in the universe at least 25 times over".

Sometimes characters become aware of the strip itself a jealous lover tears the very strip apart in which he appears; another character fastens panel borders to his strip when he realizes the artist has forgotten them; and in a Sammy Sneeze episode Sammy's sneeze destroys the panel borders.

All these other actors silently watching me get stripped apart".

"It had been stripped apart by Sark Lark.

They say that, unlike ionizing radiation, which strips apart atoms and damages DNA, electricity is non-ionizing and is not thought to mutate genetic material.

It was born out of the increasing ability of biologists to peer into the body's smaller structures, stripping apart proteins to see the amino acids that build them.

The two are rarely stripped apart.

He added: "The root cause of homelessness is a housing crisis which has seen the housing safety net stripped apart after decades of under-investment.

In the case of decapsulated kidneys, we followed the decapsulation technique described in [8], where the capsule is first incised and elevated at its lateral margin, then cut from the superior to the inferior pole and finally stripped apart in the medial plane.

One of the most likely hypotheses remaining, she suggests, is that the atmospheric nitrogen was generated when comets, asteroids, or other large objects slammed into Titan with so much energy that the ammonia-rich ices on its surface were chemically stripped apart.

Second, it takes a half hour to pull the strips apart, as they come on one sheet.