Sentence examples for substance that forms from inspiring English sources

These are not buns of mere steel but of some unimaginably dense substance that forms the Earth's core.

It can also be fatal for dogs that swim in or drink the scum, the foamlike substance that forms near the surface, he said.

The terminal portion of the oviduct secretes a substance that forms a kind of ovisac within the mantle cavity, where fertilized eggs undergo early development.

Look up 'myelin' in any neuroscience textbook and you'll find something along these lines: It is a fatty substance that forms a sheath around axons, and gives the fibre bundles their white appearance when viewed under the microscope.

That's what this project is about". The Birmingham scientists have ­developed a hydrocolloid, a substance that forms itself into a gel soon after impact with the stomach's acidic environment.

They feed by straining small marine organisms out of the water using plates of baleen, a hornlike substance that forms filaments that hang down from the roof of the mouth.

The worm was interesting from an engineering standpoint because it tunneled into wood and then secreted a substance that formed a rigid lining behind it, a useful tactic for burrowing into watery mud.

The ice thawed into a greasy substance that formed bubbles roughly the size of living cells when added to water, the team reports in the 30 January issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Fat was understood as an essential substance that formed a greater or lesser part of the body according to its constitution, and hence also according to sex, as the constitution associated with the female sex meant that women would have a greater store of fat than men.

Spallanzani concluded that it was the solid parts of the secretion, proteinaceous and fatty substances that form the bulk of the semen, that were essential, and he continued to regard the spermatozoa as inessential parasites.

This designation includes bone and the various fibrous substances that form the joints, connect bone to bone and bone to muscle, enclose muscle bundles, and attach the internal organs to the supporting structure.