Sentence examples for the appearance of half from inspiring English sources

About 1730 the appearance of half the island was altered by volcanic eruptions.

Though the appearance of half the Republican field showed that the area remained an important staging ground in the battle for the nomination – party voters tend to be more moderate and more focused on fiscal issues than on the other side of the state, local leaders said — it also was a reminder that just a day later Iowa will revert to being known more as a critical swing state.

The period doubling manifests itself as alternating maxima and minima of the pulsational cycles in the light curve, as well as through the appearance of half-integer frequencies located halfway between the main pulsation period and its harmonics in the frequency spectrum.

The appearance of half-integer multiples of quantized conductance might also arise from the absence of the spin degeneracy.

It appears that the development of a petaloid appendage on the filament of a single theca in C. indica might be the result of ectopic development resulting in the appearance of a half fertile, petaloid stamen.

Frequently, the pyknotic nucleus assumes the appearance of a half-moon or crescent shape, a feature most indicative of an apoptotic cell (Fig.  1).

We have investigated the possibility of appearance of half metallicity in the case of the full-Heusler compound Co2CrGe which shows 100% spin polarization at EF.

Its one effective idea is withholding the orchestral accompaniment until the appearance of heavenly voices half way through.

Personally I think hodering is the right response to the appearance of a bunch of half-crazed wildings at the foot of the tower you're hiding in.

Youngs replaced Richard Wigglesworth with 30 minutes remaining, but the appearance of the Leicester scrum-half did nothing to settle his half-back partner, with Wilkinson missing his third penalty, from the left touch-line.

Ultrastructurally, tau filaments had the appearance of twisted ribbons or half ribbons, in line with our earlier work (Spillantini et al., 1997).