Sentence examples for the penetration point from inspiring English sources

The results show the penetration point increases until 10 wt% of waste and it then decreases.

Indeed, Jonas and Fiona meet for secret whispers inside a bit of landscaping that slightly resembles a woman's pubic triangle, the penetration point being a gush of water that accentuates everyone's form-fitting clothing.

A rapid callose deposition at the penetration point and around the developing hyphae seems to characterize the interaction between P. viticola and the resistant genotypes.

At 4 dai, the mycelium diffusion inside the susceptible individuals almost completely covered the infected area, while on the resistant ones the pathogen growth was still restricted and degenerated hyphae were visible near the penetration point.

The segmental onset latency of excitatory post-synaptic potentials (EPSPs) was measured from the first inflexion of the cord dorsum volley (recorded from the spinal surface close to the penetration point) to the EPSP onset (marked by vertical dotted and solid lines, respectively, in Figs 2 and 4).

To find the penetration point of the intake pipe, measure down 8-3/4" for 4" and 6" pipe and 10-3/4" for 10" pipe.

The water depths of the penetration points measured by the probe, however, evidently indicate that they are located on the lowest part of the scarp.

The penetration points at which bladder cells attached to or entered the leaf appeared as pores surrounded by yellow collars.

The penetration points were placed in a grid-like fashion at ∼250- to 500-µm intervals, taking care to avoid surface blood vessels.

In Bianca and its hybrids, on the contrary, callose deposition at the penetration points occurrs rapidly and is usually followed by the encasement of the developing hyphae and the penetrating haustoria.

It is also noteworthy that the Omega signal in the electric field did not attenuate as much as in the magnetic field along the magnetic field line at the center of the signal penetration point (~ 10° north of the transmitter station).