Sentence examples for substances found on from inspiring English sources
Although the molecules of water are simple in structure (H2O), the physical and chemical properties of the compound are extraordinarily complicated, and they are not typical of most substances found on Earth.
The sticky substances found on gecko feet, meanwhile, have given rise to synthetic dry adhesives.
The report also criticized the Navy for allowing the turret and projectile to become contaminated; for permitting evidence to be thrown overboard; for endorsing Milligan's report prior to completing the technical investigation; and for neglecting to disclose the nature of the disagreement with the FBI laboratory over substances found on the projectile's rotating band.
In many cases cuticular hydrocarbons, the waxy substances found on the exoskeleton of most insect species, have been implicated [see 26 for review].
The substance found on Mr. Kondogianis's boat -- a development first reported Monday by WNBC-TV -- was identified yesterday through laboratory tests as cocaine, officials said.
A white substance found on the outside of two letters at the Palm Beach County Courthouse tested positive for tellurium, which can be hazardous if enough is ingested.
Farther north, a white substance found on a reporter's car and on an exterior wall at the Middletown bureau of The Hartford Courant two weeks earlier prompted workers to suspect anthrax on Oct. 12.
PAGE A16 A Clue in Cable Car Fire An Austrian investigator said a lubricant-like substance found on the tracks of a cable car might have contributed to the fire Saturday that killed at least 156 people.
By Elizabeth Enright The New Yorker, June 5 , 1948P. 84 A boy and a girl, aged 8, start a rush for mica - a substance found on rocks in the park where they played.
What was most unusual about the planet was that it reflects less than 1% of the light striking it, making its surface blacker than coal or any other natural substance found on Earth.
Wildlife experts have warned many more birds could be affected by the waxy substance found on washed up guillemots.
