Sentence examples for the next vessel from inspiring English sources

The highly angiogenic A431 tumors had a relative blood volume of 49%, a mean pixel distance to the next vessel of 1.8 ± 0.3 px, 51 ± 29 individual vessels and 478 ± 184 branching points, whereas the more mature and heterogeneous vascularized myxoid liposarcoma (MLS) and A549 tumors had values of 30%, 3.7 ± 2.7 px, 65 ± 12 and 220 ± 159, and 13%, 7.4 ± 2 px, 31 ± 9 and 59 ± 40, respectively.

As his spirit, essence, or whatever you want to call it, travels through the city, over rooftop, we see a series of flashbacks until his "soul" reincarnates in the next vessel that will emerge as another life takes shape in a graphic sex scene.

After the four s had been replaced by the four Nassaus, and the six Siegfried-class ships had been replaced by the Helgoland and Kaiser classes, the next vessels to be replaced were the old s.

Having gained his Cursed Seal by Orochimaru's bite to his neck during the Chunin Exams, all to prepare him as the ninja's next vessel, Sasuke survives the ordeal and briefly used its power before Kakashi set up an additional seal to keep the Cursed Seal at bay.

This trend also becomes obvious when the fraction of vessels that are more than 350  μm away from the next perfused vessel is calculated.

The stopcock position is switched, and elution of the desired product into the next reaction vessel is then performed by adding the elution solvent to the first reaction vessel and repeating the transfer unit operation to elute the product from the Sep-Pak.

If I could hitch a ride on the next SpaceX vessel leaving Earth, I would.

Nonetheless, perhaps more than any other Kennedy of his generation, he is looked upon as the next potential vessel for Something Bigger.

The third stopcock valve is used for cartridge purification of the crude product before transfer to the next reaction vessel.

While not making quite the grandiose proclamations as his boss, Regent Seven Seas Cruises president and CEO Jason Montague shares his high expectations for their next vessel.

Mr. Huntley, chastened by thoughts of his grandson, Max, waded out to catch the next Coast Guard vessel.