Sentence examples for the globules from inspiring English sources
noun
A small round particle of substance; a drop.
Above the globules are several metres of sandstone, shale and limestone.
We are left in little doubt that the globules of science are meant to be real critique.
She chose aquatic motifs for Steuben, she said, partly because the globules formed during glassblowing remind her of water foaming and bubbling.
This is because, as the milk is cooled, the water molecules join up to form ice, disrupting the dispersion of the globules and particles.
The globules are charged into a chlorinator, a brick-lined shaft furnace where they are heated by carbon electrodes to approximately 1,000 1,200 °C (1,800 2,200 °F).
It is the chain loop crawling among the globule surface.
This translates into faster solute penetration inside the globule.
No significant difference was observed in the globule size within physiological variations of pH and temperature.
Folding pattern is determined by the positions of α- and/or β-regions in the globule.
The globule size distributions of post diluted SNEDDS having percentage transmittance above 90 were estimated.
