Sentence examples for survival capsule from inspiring English sources

"It's basically a survival capsule," he said recently.

Treasures from a Bronze Age ferryboat, an astrolabe from the Armada, Lord Nelson's visiting card and relics of the Titanic will be there; so too will a survival capsule fused by the Greenpeace environmental campaigners and a drum used to smuggle drugs at sea.

In wake of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 15,800 people in Japan in 2011, engineers have designed a resilient survival capsule for environmental disasters.

Proteases and proteins involved in adherence, iron uptake, intracellular survival, capsule formation and antiphagocytosis were also preferentially associated with GIs (Table 2).

There were projects for robot-built structures in earth orbit, weekend houses like survival capsules that could be helicoptered into position, and malleable interiors.

"James Bond meets John Muir" is how Patrick Ma describes T.A.D. Gear (660 22nd Street; 415-318-8252; www.tadgear.com), where he sells outdoor clothing and more extreme items like survival capsules and grappling hooks.

That's because the bacterium produces spores: tiny, dry survival capsules that can lie dormant in the soil for many decades.

N. meningitidis, when isolated from carriers, may be capsulate or acapsulate, whereas blood and CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) isolates are invariably capsulate, as the capsule aids survival in the blood by rendering bacteria resistant to antibody/complement-mediated killing and inhibiting opsonic and non-opsonic phagocytosis [ 5, 33– 33].

The importance of bacterial factors is exemplified by the absolute necessity of the protective polysaccharide capsule for survival in the bloodstream and subsequent disease.

My homes have been improbably information-dense, like capsules for survival of nuclear war, or models of the interior of my own skull.

Nevertheless even if this capsule enhances bacterial survival it does not seem to interfere with amoeba survival.