Sentence examples for substance to move from inspiring English sources

But if we take this forward, we need to find some substance to move forward on".

There's a mathematical term for this: The point at which separate networks, each with its own transport system, become interconnected enough to allow a fluid or some other substance to move freely between them is called the "percolation transition".

One way to think of this is that each substance has a unique series of perceptions programmed by God to play in harmony with all other substances, and the internal tendency of a substance to move from perception to perception is its active force, or what Leibniz also calls appetite or appetition.

The reason for this lower EE (65.41% ± 2.3%) by SESD is due to the low affinity between the polymer and hydrophilic drug, leading to the drug substance tendency to move from the organic phase to the outer aqueous phase during the single emulsion diffusion process.

The resistance-activating substances were able to move 5 mm toward the apex and 10 mm toward the base (Table 10).

A prohibition approach that increases violence, disease, and disability in the name of fighting immoral substances, while failing to move the needle on use levels and making life hellish for users is not viable in the modern world.

These peaks from retained substances therefore tended to move to the earlier retention time in the subsequent injections.

By carefully combining the two materials using specific blueprints, the expansion of the water-absorbing substance drives the joints to move, creating a predetermined geometrical transformation.

When the upper or lower two pepper leaves were treated with mycelium extract and both treated and non-treated leaves were inoculated with zoospores of P. capsici, only the treated leaves showed disease resistance (Table 10), indicating that the resistance-activating substances were not able to move to lower or upper leaf surfaces.

The fact that the suspensor cell wall stains pinkish-purple with no detectable lignin and cutin deposits, suggests that water and water soluble substances should be able to move apoplastically from the seed coat to the developing embryo proper via suspensor cells (Lee and Yeung 2010).

Like other animals with thick body walls, they use fluid circulation rather than diffusion to move substances through their bodies.